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Three Reasons Why You Shouldn't Write Your Own Web Framework Posted: Apr 1, 2007 8:51 PM
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Jeremy Jones has some thoughts about Django and Rails. He also asks the question: "...what if re-creating existing code sometimes isn't as evil as we've been taught?" Good question to ask; I'd respond in the comments if I had an O'Reilly account, but I don't, so here goes:

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