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by bin_bash
1521 days ago
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> If you aren't using a public framework and you use any JavaScript in your app then you are creating your own framework. Sorry but a “framework” used by one project (especially not broken out into a separate subproject) is not a framework. That’s just infra code. I think your point still stands that the value is developers understanding a framework can more quickly get to work—I’m just triggered by your exceedingly liberal usage of the word “framework”. |
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Infra code that over time, as your app grows, takes on more and more of the features of a framework