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This may ruffle some feathers of people who love their particular framework and derive satisfaction from using it over others....
I think some other questions it's bringing up are even more interesting:
- If no problem is the same, does any framework matter, except the fact that you have one that decently keeps your organized?
- Is there really a one framework fits all approach? I think not. Some benefit from ORM, some might not.
- We all know premature optimization is not productive. Does it matter what really anyone uses?
- If we don't like trivializing a particular framework to these metrics, why do we trivialize any other framework in general?
- How do we build a better comparison?
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This may ruffle some feathers of people who love their particular framework and derive satisfaction from using it over others....
I think some other questions it's bringing up are even more interesting:
- If no problem is the same, does any framework matter, except the fact that you have one that decently keeps your organized?
- Is there really a one framework fits all approach? I think not. Some benefit from ORM, some might not.
- We all know premature optimization is not productive. Does it matter what really anyone uses?
- If we don't like trivializing a particular framework to these metrics, why do we trivialize any other framework in general?
- How do we build a better comparison?