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by derefr
1970 days ago
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Sure, big frameworks existed back then, but they were all either 1. literally "frameworks" in the inversion-of-control sense — where your code is a script that runs "inside" the framework — and you don't ship the framework to your customers as part of your product, but rather walk them through getting it from its own vendor as a prerequisite step to installing your product (e.g. TeX); or 2. proprietary, not copyleft-licensed (e.g. game-console SDKs.) If anyone has a good counter-example, I'm all ears :) |
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