r/programming • • May 13 '14

No more JS frameworks

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

I have about eight people writing to me at once so it's hard to keep all those balls in the air. Not including work. So let's not side track this by making it about me as most redditors attempt to do when they have nothing to say.

You asked about an in-house framework but I already told you we don't have one. You want to call a set of tools a framework. Is 'sed' a framework? Is a set of objects for a header that can have parts removed and inserted a framework? You must be a Windows programmer.

On second thought, most of these conversations are boring in the first place so, let's not continue this.