More accurately, "Stop Obsessing Over Frameworks". Learning frameworks is fine, especially if you have to/want to use one. But to think that all programming re

More accurately, "Stop Obsessing Over Frameworks". Learning frameworks is fine, especially if you have to/want to use one. But to think that all programming revolves around a framework? That's the real mistake. Rails, for example, taught me a lot about how to make good web applications. I've transferred that knowledge to other disciplines and found some success simply by regurgitating some of the concepts Rails taught me into other paradigms, like Go, Elixir, and JavaScript.