In my opinion, I have the feeling sometimes there are so many languages to do the same and inside those languages also many frameworks to do the same. Sometime ago I was comparing that with crypto alt-coins where a new one appears to "improve" a task that other already does.
In coding it also gets up to a point where people rely more in frameworks than the real language... You don't know PHP if you don't know Laravel or you don't know Java if you don't know Spring.
All that applies even if you can code in any language natively at 500% performance and know how they work better than someone who, if leaves the framework functions, gets lost in the language.
In my opinion, I have the feeling sometimes there are so many languages to do the same and inside those languages also many frameworks to do the same. Sometime ago I was comparing that with crypto alt-coins where a new one appears to "improve" a task that other already does.
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@dansup @robb
I like jQuery. 🥺
In my opinion, I have the feeling sometimes there are so many languages to do the same and inside those languages also many frameworks to do the same. Sometime ago I was comparing that with crypto alt-coins where a new one appears to "improve" a task that other already does.
In coding it also gets up to a point where people rely more in frameworks than the real language... You don't know PHP if you don't know Laravel or you don't know Java if you don't know Spring.
All that applies even if you can code in any language natively at 500% performance and know how they work better than someone who, if leaves the framework functions, gets lost in the language.
@dansup @robb
I like jQuery. 🥺
In my opinion, I have the feeling sometimes there are so many languages to do the same and inside those languages also many frameworks to do the same. Sometime ago I was comparing that with crypto alt-coins where a new one appears to "improve" a task that other already does.