Alan McDonald wrote:

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>> Alan McDonald wrote:
>> > Anyway Alexandre, there you have a rich set of comments for you to
>> > base some
>> > of your decisions one.
>> > Alan
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>> Yep !
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>> And I am following close :-)
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>> thank you guys !
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>> Alexandre Benson Smith
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> I think we will probably leave this specific thread now, though, since it
> easily becomes religious if we're not careful :-)

Amen, there are as many ways to skin this cat as there are developers.
every developer has there preferences and an eye trained to pick up certains
coding patterns/styles that they are used to working with ... I think the mark
of decent developer is being able to take something that isn't written according
to their personal preferences and run with it ... based on that Alan and I are ok,
we can run with each other's stuff if asked :-)

so it comes down to 3 camps:

1. frameworks are superior
2. frameworks are bloat
3. 1 OR 2 depending on the size/complexity of the project and the number of people developing/designing it.

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