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From: topmind on 25 Feb 2007 23:07 panu(a)nospam.com wrote: > topmind wrote: > > > > Many OO frameworks are *unnecessarily* complicated IMO. > > This is probably true. It's often easier to create a > complicated framework than a simple, streamlined one. > > - Panu Viljamaa I've been leaning toward what I call "helpers" instead of all- encompassing frameworks. These allow you to mix, match, change, and try without having to marry a big framework. They simplify common tasks without taking over like a high-maintenance wife. You date helpers, not marry them. Thus, they are easier to leave behind if they don't work out. No divorce court. See: http://www.c2.com/cgi/wiki?HelpersInsteadOfWrappers -T- |