> it guarantees that all parts work together well Unless you need to extend or modify the behavior in an unsupported manner. Django got much better since earl

> it guarantees that all parts work together well Unless you need to extend or modify the behavior in an unsupported manner. Django got much better since early 1.x versions, and gets better with every release, but I still find myself monkey-patching its internals (or copy-pasting classes with some minor changes) once in a few months.