I agree with you, the frameworks/libraries have done the bottom-up for you, to say, 70-80%. The other 20%, you need to work out on your own. The final 20-30% a

I agree with you, the frameworks/libraries have done the bottom-up for you, to say, 70-80%. The other 20%, you need to work out on your own. The final 20-30% are really marrying the exact business needs, with the underlying libraries/frameworks you're using. The smaller the % of work needed to marry the business needs with the libraries, the more it starts to look like an application, like Photoshop, and less like programming.