[TYPO3-50-general] Questions about FLOW3

[privat at timohummel.com]

> Full ACK on first (address) part.
> But why is that the responsibility of a framework?
> Isn't it the core work of the developer.

There is enough work to integrate an address framework into a  
real-world application. It might not be the responsibility of a web  
framework, but it might be the responsibility of a  
plugin/subframework/external framework/whatsoever. To me, this is  
re-inventing a screwdriver each and everytime when its required to  
deal with screws. That's only a simple example. And I have absolutely  
no problem with the idea that there will be less developers, if, in  
turn, more experienced business process modellers / application  
designers / etc will be there.

> Think the other way: if one day a framework will have all the templates,
> plugins and addon for solving every business case - well, then you'll
> get unemployed ;-)

I look what makes sense and not what makes me (probably) unemployed.  
It's time that developers get paid for their knowledge about  
components and not for writing the same code over and over again.  
Efficiency should be paid - not who's writing the most code in the  
least amount of time.

Regards,
Timo


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