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When you select frameworks, you check their website first, which is part of their marketing. There's a lot more information in this marketing than you might realize.
This article will take you through some good, bad, and warning signs in framework marketing. These are signals to pick up on and investigate during framework selection.
When selecting an open-source framework, the proof of the pudding is in the eating. You did your research, you did a thorough review process, and one candidate stood out among the rest and offered the best solutions for your use case.
So, the framework looks great, but does it really live up to all of its promises? You must test it thoroughly before adopting it for good. You know that a "try-me" tutorial is not enough. However, performing a real test is a lot of work.
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You probably experienced this: you made a new release, everything works, but in production, it turns out much slower than expected. It behaves completely differently. Customers complain. Managers want you to wave a magic wand to conjure the problem away. It's not that easy.