PHP framework, or hand-made code?

[Stalin]

For the record, if anyone uses jQuery, I don't think they should be able to say they don't use a framework. 😛

using a premade and making something in it though are two different things.

 

[kavin]

I think it is for those that don't have the EXP to create their own framework. Most frameworks need composer to be installed, and there are alot of people that don't have access to server with ssh capabilities.

Creating your own framework won't be necessary in most cases. If an existing framework has things you need for the base, then why not use it? Unless most of your projects will target a specific niche, creating a framework won't be time saving.
And frameworks need composer while developing. If you don't have composer on server, you can manually move dependencies as Carson said.

For the record, if anyone uses jQuery, I don't think they should be able to say they don't use a framework. 😛

using a premade and making something in it though are two different things.

I'm not sure what you meant by making something in it. jQuery is premade. Yes you can develop jQuery plugins to extend it, but it would be like making something with it and not in it.

 

[Carson]

For the record, if anyone uses jQuery, I don't think they should be able to say they don't use a framework. 😛

using a premade and making something in it though are two different things.

I don't understand what you mean.

 

[Stalin]

For the record, if anyone uses jQuery, I don't think they should be able to say they don't use a framework. 😛

using a premade and making something in it though are two different things.

I don't understand what you mean.

making plugins or using premade plugins are not the same thing.

 

[Agent_Zero]

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[Addicted]

I would normaly like to code everything from scratch but I am starting to find it becoming a tedious thing. I am actually created my own web applications framework, because I don't like other frameworks. They seem be more focus on CMS / MVC designs.

Git is so confusing, good luck finding out how to use it rofl

 

[Smokey]

I prefer HTC's One line of phones. 🙂 I love my M8. 😀

 

[kavin]

I would normaly like to code everything from scratch but I am starting to find it becoming a tedious thing. I am actually created my own web applications framework, because I don't like other frameworks. They seem be more focus on CMS / MVC designs.

Git is so confusing, good luck finding out how to use it rofl

Try GitHub for Windows. Its has user friendly GUI.

https://windows.github.com/

 

[Carson]

I would normaly like to code everything from scratch but I am starting to find it becoming a tedious thing. I am actually created my own web applications framework, because I don't like other frameworks. They seem be more focus on CMS / MVC designs.

Git is so confusing, good luck finding out how to use it rofl

In terms of just picking up the basics, you can learn git pretty quickly. Note that every contributor on Github uses it and understands it.

Basically knowing:

git add --all

-- Stages changes for commit

git commit -m "This is a message"

-- Commits those changes

Is 80% of what you need.