Who has this person in office?

Welcome to devRant

Interviewed with a place last month
Qoute
"We dont usually use 3rd parties and prefer 2 write our own"

Congratulations Fuck head u a fan of rewriting the wheel,

Queue me moonwalking the Fuck outa that joint

"we don't like Entity Framework, let's build our own ORM"...

True story...

@Greggergalactic angular 4 tho

Sry to tell you, but sometimes, a large framework is either not useful or not necessary.

Angular 2? ;(

Polymer

I am that person most of the time

If you're using a rare programming language you have no other choice than do most parts you need by yourself.
For example smalltalk 😉🙃

@dots Smalltalk got shut down over 30 years ago, I don't think people are still using it. And if they do: my dearest condolences, it's an awful language

I build frameworks on top of frameworks? (like within an app)

Just another case of Big Framework propaganda, keeping you all under control! On a more serious note, I've been digging ReactJS lately.

@Krokoklemme some parts are complicated yes, but never experienced such a nice debugging and it's the base of real OOP nonetheless.

@dots to be honest: I was intrigued to try it out myself too, but I can't seem to find the tools for the development and also it just has too many quirks for me (e.g not even following basic mathematical rules)

ExtJS anyone? *shudders*

I don't think reinventing the wheel is good but I think all third party libraries and frameworks should be weighed against the projects needs. If you only need a small part of a framework or library then maybe rolling your own targeted version is a better option.

This is not how this meme work

Yaaawz