That is THE benefit of a "framework" - It locks you, and future developers, into a paradigm. It might not be a "best" or even "good" way of doing things, but,

That is THE benefit of a "framework" - It locks you, and future developers, into a paradigm. It might not be a "best" or even "good" way of doing things, but, adopting a framework helps keep everybody writing the same 'shit software'. Consistency, it turns out, is key. That's because (as others have pointed out) all software is ultimately shit software. If you wrote it, chances are you don't think it's shit, but everyone else does.