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unixdigest authored Dec 20, 2023
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<p>In the PHP community a really bad trend has become de-facto standard for developing web applications and that is by the usage of a popular general purpose framework.</p>
<p>This trend has emerged and become popular not because it in any way improves the result of the developing process, or because it is the right thing to do from a technology and architectural point of view. This trend has become popular because some of the developers of frameworks have managed to sweep away the masses with their polemic against programming from the ground up with stanzas like “Don’t re-invent the wheel!” and “Don’t do it yourself, others are more skillful than you”.</p>
<p>Many of today’s programmers completely ignore the fundamental principles of sound programming and they spend a large amount of time fantasizing new layers of complexity in order to appear more clever, more cool, and more acceptable by whomever they regard as their peers.</p>
<p>These people seems to be infatuated by the thought of having other people follow their “way of doing things”, becoming some kind of PHP community leaders, and having other people use their latest “hip” Open Source tools, that they forget to make sure that the advice they are giving is sound and solid.</p>
<p>These people seem to be infatuated by the thought of having other people follow their “way of doing things”, becoming some kind of PHP community leaders, and having other people use their latest “hip” Open Source tools, that they forget to make sure that the advice they are giving is sound and solid.</p>
<p>In the software industry you can compare a pre-built house to a general purpose framework. Building software using general purpose frameworks doesn’t make you a coder or a programmer any more than putting together a pre-built house makes you a carpenter.</p>
<p>On this website, we differentiate between frameworks and libraries in the following way:</p>
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