Hi,
We are 55 members team working on different projects, currently we are
not using any framework in our company. Please can anyone suggest
weather we need to go for any framework?
If Yes, which is the good framework that we can use for our company.
Thansk & Regards,
David
"David"
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> Hi,
>
> We are 55 members team working on different projects, currently we are
> not using any framework in our company. Please can anyone suggest
> weather we need to go for any framework?
[goofy response]
No - 55 different programmers are perfectly capable of working in harmony
without any documentation. ;)
It's like how symphony orchestras compose their music live, onstage, and in
front of a studio audience.
All they need is a muse.
[/goofy response]
> If Yes, which is the good framework that we can use for our company.
Oh - that's a troll question.
Never mind.
David wrote:
> Hi,
>
> We are 55 members team working on different projects, currently we are
> not using any framework in our company. Please can anyone suggest
> weather we need to go for any framework?
>
> If Yes, which is the good framework that we can use for our company.
>
> Thansk & Regards,
> David
>
This question scares me. If you don't know, you're in a world of hurt.
You don't necessarily need a framework. But you do need standards and a
good design.
It's all in the management.
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I made my own framework. Now me and my team always have a bunch of
tools that ease up the process and allow us to really focus on what is
needed. Not a MVC framework like CakePHP or CodeIgniter, but something
more like Zend's Framework ;) A set of functions to do stuff easily.
P.S: Why not use a project management software to keep track of
everything that's being done?