nfgu

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   by nfgu 7y ago

   Funny thing: in the last couple years I've seen way more back buttons broken because of backend idiossincrasias than anything else. It is super common to see "Don't use your back button" messages after placing orders on
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   by nfgu 7y ago

   I've seen countless unmaintainable applications written using popular MVC frameworks that required simple modifications, but the next person in line wasn't able to understand what the hell was going on. Popular frameworks are not
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   by nfgu 7y ago

   It is entirely possible to import things like EntityFramework, Razor and Identity Framework without using ASP.NET MVC itself. Just because the framework uses them by default it doesn't mean they can't be used separately. You can u
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   by nfgu 7y ago

   Someone isn't necessarily "rolling their own stack from scratch" just because they eschew a framework. You can always import libraries into your project for the critical stuff, instead of using the whole framework. Even Larav
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   by nfgu 7y ago

   You can use rendering libraries, ORMs and session management libraries without a framework. I think it's way nicer. I much prefer environments like Sinatra, Express or Flask than full-blown MVC frameworks.