Drupal Competes As a Framework, Unofficially
tgeller writes "Drupal developer Ben Buckman attended the BostonPHP Framework Bake-Off with the hopes of pitting the CMS against CakePHP, Symfony, Zend, and CodeIgniter. He was told that he couldn't because Drupal is 'not a framework,' a response he felt was 'coder-purist snobbery ("it's not a framework if you build any of it in a UI").' So he decided to unofficially compete in the back of the room by accepting the challenge of building a job-posting app in 30 minutes, while the official competitors did the same from the stage. He recorded the results, which are impressive. In the process he raised the question: What is a framework, anyway?"
I'd never thought I'd see the day when PHP developers would have "'coder-purist snobbery"!
Everyone that disagrees with me is a paid shill
...it's a way to seamlessly align the holistic design-process in an integrated, next-generation infrastructure using best practices and maximizing ROI.
Going forward, frameworks are a paradigm shift in cost-effective and value-added solution development.
There's no -1 for "I don't get it."
Some fat chicks get 200 bucks an hour to suck cock. Doesn't make them anything special....
Competing in a PHP contest is like running in the Special Olympics...
...well, you know the rest. ;)
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