John David Anderson wrote:
I don't use assembly, I use something that does pretty much the same
thing as assembly, but I had to spend some extra time to learn it.
And I like mixing it in the middle of assembly source files because it
makes things easier to read and maintain. 'Specially for other assembly
developers.
But... Smarty DOES make things easier to read and maintain, that is the
entire point of it... and would writing or learning a whole framework
take less time than learning all, what, 20 Smarty functions? The analogy
police are on their way...
Sean, my advice to you is to go ahead and use whatever tools you feel
comfortable with. Some people will tell you that every PHP project must
begin with rolling your own custom MVC framework with a homebrew ORM
layer and ACLs and perhaps even a flux capacitor. But if you listen to
them your project will probably never even get off the ground. The
important thing is to get started. If, after you've implemented some of
the basic functionality, you decide some sort of framework would be
beneficial given your particular project and circumstances, it's not
like the code is written in stone.
Good luck!
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