Dave Watts wrote:
No one needs to learn "framework mumbo-jumbo", but if that's how you see frameworks, you're missing the point. The point of using a framework is to be able to spend less time thinking about how you organize things. Frameworks are for lazy people like me. I'd rather be watching TV than organizing my code.
There is a backside to that. When giving up control, you are giving up control. There also is the issue of getting two different frameworks to not try and kill each other. And it's still your responsibility how things are done, if the framework has a bug, your program has a bug.
But the benefits are indeed there. But there is clearly more to it than just benefits.
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