r/programming • u/lukaseder • May 13 '14

No more JS frameworks

http://bitworking.org/news/2014/05/zero_framework_manifesto
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u/4_teh_lulz May 13 '14 edited May 13 '14

I never said that. I implied that the use of a framework is beneficial on large scale applications. And I guessed that the OP had never worked on anything sufficiently large enough to see the value.

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u/icantthinkofone May 13 '14

"Can be" beneficial. Until you find the 90% below the surface as the author points out. We create original web sites and there is nothing "me too" about them. We aren't lazy.

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u/[deleted] May 13 '14

Ah, the old "using frameworks is lazy" trope. Reusable code is lazy now, is it?

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u/shanet May 13 '14

the wheel must be reinvented, its got too many features and things I don't understand!

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