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by heather45879
1284 days ago
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I don’t think ORM is the same since it’s more of an API than a framework (in my mind). ORM also falls into the platform-abstraction arena because it typically has multiple backends which provides other benefits. It also is served as a wrapper library converting from one language to another (SQL). Web frameworks are more like… clever hacks to HTML to wedge in a “new way to do it” more clever than the last attempt. Game engines are also somewhat different because the level of abstracted complexity there is vast and heavily domain-specific. It targets multiple platforms like ORMS and multiple GPU backends as well. It provides physics APIs and other heavy maths capabilities too. But the browser standards-bodies provide that for us now. HTML5/CSS3/JavaScript will run well across all modern browsers. |
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