We have our own webframework that grew over time and I don't feel bad about it. Nor should you. You invested some time and put together something that exactly

We have our own webframework that grew over time and I don't feel bad about it. Nor should you. You invested some time and put together something that exactly fits your needs. Chances are you're moving faster on it than some random new team using Rails, because you're so familiar with it and starting a new project involves simply copying large chunks out of a half dozen previous jobs and taping them together. The key is that you didn't try to build your thing out into a platform and release it as open source.