Would you agree this is the definition of a PHP framework?

[TomB]

@tony_marston404

They are the same in that they are both operating systems. Modern computers come with the latest version as all earlier versions have been superseded just as SoC has been superseded by SRP. They are different versions of the same concept, not different concepts.

So you’ll agree that these posts:

Are today's major frameworks capable of enterprise capable applications?

Soc (Separation of Concerns) and SRP (Single Responsibility Principle) mean exactly the same thing.

Are today's major frameworks capable of enterprise capable applications?

What a useless definition! Every programmer I know considers a “separate concern” and a “single responsibility” to mean exactly the same thing. How are they different? [quote=“s_molinari, post:399, topic:114913”] your monster class breaks both definitions. Your own description of what it does points this out. If you read Robert C. Martin’s article at http://blog.8thlight.com/uncle-bob/2014/05/01/Design-Damage.html you will see the following: My framework implements the 3 Tier Architecture…

http://www.sitepoint.com/community/t/would-you-agree-this-is-the-definition-of-a-php-framework/191138/156?u=tomb

Are utter nonsense?

Is SRP “EXACTLY THE SAME THING” as SoC or not?

And the follow statements by your logic are also true: All programming languages are the same because they are the same concept, all cars are the same because they’re the same concept, all computers are the same because they are the same concept.