lithium

I think I need to write a blog post to do a retrospective on what I learned writing iod, silicon, lithium (and vpp, a small image processing lib). There is so much to tell. Just to be short, here is my phylosophy: - don't think too much when you write it the first time, just do it quick. Do all the mistakes and ugly code first and then rething/rewrite things when it can actually simplify the codebase. Big refactors are much more productive and successful than big premature design thinking. - Only expose the complexity that the user need. Simple things should stay simple even if we can do more complex stuff. Look for simplicity everywhere. - Profile before optimizing, the bottleneck is never where you think it is. For you question about metaprogramming, it is used yes. The core of the framework is build around a compile time ke

Incredibly frustrating the benchmarks not linking to the actual frameworks - searching for "lithium web framework" gives me some PHP framework... Edit: Comment lower down suggests: https://github.com/matt-42/lithium is the correct one.

Link to the project : https://github.com/matt-42/lithium not obvious from a google search

Link to the lithium homepage: https://github.com/matt-42/lithium