I find the fact that if something does go wrong in a framework(ed)
environment you know *exactly* where to look (even if the project is
not yours) so its normally the debugging aspect of the project I look
@ first.
Also I think the IDEs are going to (or should) accommodate more and
more frameworks in the future which is where the quick agile
development will really be.
- Jon
On Aug 22, 2007, at 5:57 PM, Ajai Khattri wrote:
On Wed, 22 Aug 2007, David Merryweather wrote:
It takes some practice for many programmers because it isn't a
natural
transition, but if you can take off the programmer hat and look at
your
projects from the problem and solution domain instead, you will
find that
these frameworks begin to fit your new thinking.
Absolutely - not having to deal with writing a whole database
abstraction
or ORM layer really frees you to concentrate more on the business
logic
and flow of the application.
--
Aj.
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