Re:No more JavaScript frameworks
by debaserab2 on Wednesday December 24, 2014 @02:58PM
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I see that as a positive. The knowledge you gain working with the framework immediately transfers to the next project using the framework.
How hard a problem is to solve depends completely on the framework. Obviously, the better frameworks make that as easy as possible.
Best practices outside of frameworks absolutely exist of course, but in the context of an application it's left up to you to decide what those are. Rather than spending time deciding this myself, I'd rather lean on people who have spent far longer on that decision than I have time for so I can get back to addressing the actual business problems my application is aiming to solve.
How hard a problem is to solve depends completely on the framework. Obviously, the better frameworks make that as easy as possible.
Best practices outside of frameworks absolutely exist of course, but in the context of an application it's left up to you to decide what those are. Rather than spending time deciding this myself, I'd rather lean on people who have spent far longer on that decision than I have time for so I can get back to addressing the actual business problems my application is aiming to solve.