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Originally Posted by Garr
In what world is not learning a framework practical? This is 2017, not the stone ages of 2004 lol. Frameworks are the center of web development and you'll be left in the dirt wasting time reinventing the wheel if you adopt his approach.
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In this world, welcome to earth astronaut.
With this kind of attitude towards programming, I don't think you know much and you don't need to "reinvent the wheel", I don't think you understood me so I'll have to quote myself
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its better to get around with the vanilla first and understand it
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before hand, the reason for why you seem to me like a guy who don't know much programming is because you sound like a guy who will use a shit ton of libraries to get a single thing done. Either that or your knowledge with vanilla code is weak.
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and you'll be left in the dirt wasting time reinventing the wheel if you adopt his approach.
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Sounds like you never tried to do it if you think so.
I have adopted this approach since forever and my stuff is working fine and faster since the code doesn't have to fit and deal with different situations.
I've never required a framework to do the work for me and I know my code from inside out.
I don't have to keep up with the others, I keep it up fine with my own code that I use and need.
Don't need an arsenal of 100 functions that I don't need.
imo, framework is a waste of time to learn, extra load for nothing and a performance hit.
But that's only my opinion. as I said, "
then whether the programmer wants, find himself a suitable framework if he wishes to." use one.
EDIT: have to add that working with vanilla enriches your knowledge with different concepts and understanding of the underlying system. When everything is served on a plate, you don't know how to do it else without it.