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Frameworks aren't a replacement for proper program design.

• meesterdude 12y ago
  I wasn't saying there was; only that there is more than one way to approach the problem, and language like "should" infers that there is some absolute way.
  • fsloth 12y ago
    "Should be more than coding" does not infer there is a specific absolute way to do a thing, rather, that if that someone is not doing more than coding they are missing a few critical aspects of the thing they are doing. Basically what people in general get at is this: programming in the abstract context is about model or "theory" building. Programming is the implementation of this model. Now, if one does not do anything else but code, he or she is definetly missing on supporting activities that would make it easier to a) discuss the work in a context without the team b) extend the work beyond the next few sprints c) enable the maintentance of the work. Etc. One can take the stand that the frameworks have taken all the theory building and maintenace workload under their wings but I am highly sceptical of this view.