That's just the thing. Having a framework in place minimizes the impact of those "bad programmers" to just a single ui component, or api route, or database mig

That's just the thing. Having a framework in place minimizes the impact of those "bad programmers" to just a single ui component, or api route, or database migration. Not having a framework in place means that that intern or contractor from india can now introduce bugs that impact the entire system and are nearly impossible to track down. I feel like it shouldn't be such a hard sell to get software engineers to admit that structure and consistency are good things.