Looks more like a rant about factories than framework.
I define a framework by opposition to a library.
Your code calls the library, but the framework calls your code (the "hollywood principle": we'll call you).
I actually dislike frameworks because it's really hard to see what's going on behind the scene (relevant stuff).
I define a framework by opposition to a library. Your code calls the library, but the framework calls your code (the "hollywood principle": we'll call you).
I actually dislike frameworks because it's really hard to see what's going on behind the scene (relevant stuff).