The Little Book of HTML/CSS Frameworks

Author:Jens Oliver Meiert
Language: eng
Format: mobi
Publisher: O'Reilly Media, Inc.
Published: 2015-02-27T16:00:00+00:00

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Please note that despite all my experience and convictions, I’ve phrased these rules as strong suggestions. I was tempted to say “must,” “must,” “must.” Whenever we like more dogma in our web development life, we use this verb.

Another thing before we move on: note that no matter the quality of the framework, the goal for its use is always on the owners and developers. Frameworks can be likened to cars: a good car should be, say, safe, easy to handle, and economical. And so a good framework should be tailored and usable and extensible. But just as we look at the driver to know the destination for her car, we look at the developer to know the goals for the framework she’s using. We can drive a framework against the wall just as we can a car, which is the reason we differentiate between experts and novices. Just to get this out there: a framework doesn’t drive itself.

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