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Originally Posted by DirtyRider
Yeah i was really hoping someone would convince me as to why they are good. Some sites that I've seen use frameworks in the past seem to load a bit slow.
Why would you say they are inefficient?
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For the same reasons I'm not keen on prebuilt scripts :P Top 4:
1) Any time a security exploit is found in the framework you've adopted, it's open season on YOU until it's fixed.
2) Your framework evolves at its own pace... not yours. Good luck getting a framework to adopt something you need on your schedule ;)
3) Lack of complete control of your source. If you don't like the way something in the framework operates you COULD change it but then what about all those updates? You're forever merging sources... lame.
4) The framework has to account for everything all the time. Frameworks generally create an abstracted layer of logic which, by its very nature, incurs additional overhead.
Can anyone name a major player in mainstream that uses a framework they didn't write themselves?