Why not every problem needs a framework

Back in the late 80s and early 90s, you still had to dive deep into the hardware to get decent software. This meant checking hardware-related register values to get mouse coordinates via interrupt 33h, for example. 1 Or write inline assembler within Turbo Pascal procedures or PowerBASIC functions. Those were the programming languages I grew up with. Later, others came along, but I never really got used to them. I am a “BASIC guy” as I write in my README on Codeberg.2 Read more