imho the point is not to reinvent the wheel.
what if i would need a widget such as a date picker or a rich data table, for example? should I write it myself? each home made solution may be worst than a proven well engineered one, and its charge for implementation and maintenance could be too much great.
if you need a car, you go to buy a modern one, I imagine. how many models of cars there have been? it's a natural evolution, or isn't it?
so, if you have to develop a new project, you take some modern tool (better if open source).
imho the only solution to the framework changing is to keep the design well separated from the coding, in order to easily reuse the former in the case the implementation would be rewritten to use a new fw.
My proposal is then: spend your time in developing something that may help you to generate the implementation from the design. too daring?
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imho the point is not to reinvent the wheel.
what if i would need a widget such as a date picker or a rich data table, for example? should I write it myself? each home made solution may be worst than a proven well engineered one, and its charge for implementation and maintenance could be too much great.
if you need a car, you go to buy a modern one, I imagine. how many models of cars there have been? it's a natural evolution, or isn't it?
so, if you have to develop a new project, you take some modern tool (better if open source).
imho the only solution to the framework changing is to keep the design well separated from the coding, in order to easily reuse the former in the case the implementation would be rewritten to use a new fw.
My proposal is then: spend your time in developing something that may help you to generate the implementation from the design. too daring?