Andrey Sinitsyn at RIT++ 2012
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The talk compares microframeworks and full frameworks, arguing microframeworks are lightweight and fast but push infrastructure responsibilities onto developers, making them unsuitable for very high‑load systems without added components. It recounts a four‑month migration problem at Bitrix and describes building flirt.ru as a global service handling rapid growth (about 200,000 registrations), using queues and caching layers, and notes that adding integration and unit tests after the codebase made retrofitting test coverage slow and expensive.
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