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by smoe
1590 days ago
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As I see it, very generalised, libraries are great, if I already know pretty well what I'm building, the problem I'm solving, so I can pick the right tools for the job. On the other hand, if I'm in a much more exploratory phase, changing the product a lot, then frameworks are great because of the amount of decisions I don't need to make at this stage and the defaults often being good enough. So ideally, I would have a framework which allows me to swap out components as the application evolves and what is being solved becomes more well defined. |
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