>>>>(whisper - I hate frameworks).
>>>(Whisper back- frameworks are easy to hate if you didn't write them. But this shouldn't deter you from writing and using your own robust framework)
>>(whisper - I don't want to but "have to" use this one for the moment:()
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>Yelling - WHY ARE YOU SO QUIET?! ;-) IAC, I like my framework, and I didn't write it (I never have, I want to write a public domain one soon though that is usable), I got it from a pal.

I highly recommend writing your own- but don't foget to check out a few others for ideas- the guys who have een writing frameorks for a long time know their stuff, and usually have some pretty good ideas on implementation (though I've seen some really bad ideas too.)

IMO, any framework you write, you should write as if it is going to be dstributed. The practice keps you honest, and makes you stick to conventions that you might not if you knew that you were going to be the only person looking at the code.