Avoid Costly Framework Upgrades | Anna Filina

Avoid costly framework upgrades, and instead, focus on writing maintainable, portable, and customizable code with a plain PHP approach, ensuring your project's long-term flexibility and innovation.

Key takeaways

Avoid costly framework upgrades as they can cause vendor lock-in, making it difficult to switch to a new framework.
Consider decoupling your code from the framework to make it more portable and unit-testable.
Using a plain PHP approach can be more efficient and easier to maintain.
Keep track of your application’s evolution and refactor your code as needed to avoid legacy code.
Consider looking for frameworks that support routing configuration.
Avoid over-relying on frameworks’ provided features and consider writing your own code instead.
Developing your own code can also allow for more flexibility and customization.
Be mindful of the time spent on upgrading frameworks, as it can lead to stagnation in innovation.
Take a step back and assess your framework’s impact on your project’s development pace.
Assessing the benefits and costs of various frameworks can help you make informed decisions about your project’s future development.

Avoid Costly Framework Upgrades | Anna Filina

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