Yes. Definitely. So can you give us examples of projects / situations / contexts where you would usually determine that a framework would save you time, and others where it would not?
I always use a framework, as I'm experienced with Symfony and that Symfony is actually coming in a small package... I use it whenever I have to make web thing.
For front related work, I'm using jQuery because I know it, I'm not good with vanilla js so I just use jQuery that I know pretty well.
Because as I said, it makes me gain time.
Another example, I actually have to make a small java project with J2EE. I could use Spring but I use J2EE from scratch to learn the tech.
For further actions, you may consider blocking this person and/or reporting abuse
We're a place where coders share, stay up-to-date and grow their careers.
You should use a web framework whenever it saves you time.
Yes. Definitely. So can you give us examples of projects / situations / contexts where you would usually determine that a framework would save you time, and others where it would not?
I always use a framework, as I'm experienced with Symfony and that Symfony is actually coming in a small package... I use it whenever I have to make web thing.
For front related work, I'm using jQuery because I know it, I'm not good with vanilla js so I just use jQuery that I know pretty well.
Because as I said, it makes me gain time.
Another example, I actually have to make a small java project with J2EE. I could use Spring but I use J2EE from scratch to learn the tech.