I’m not sure your opinion is unpopular, but I have a hard time following your logic. Isn’t part of why a solid and curated framework makes perfect sense (and ma

I’m not sure your opinion is unpopular, but I have a hard time following your logic. Isn’t part of why a solid and curated framework makes perfect sense (and make you more productive) exactly that you don’t have to understand everything that’s going on? I have a decent understanding of what lies beneath linq in C# for instance, but that’s because I’m curious by nature and not because I had to know it to utilise it. I mean, I guess you could argue that people should know what’s going on, but the truth is that 90% of software development doesn’t require you to, if you pick the right tools. I think this is a primary reason node.js never really picked up. No one wants to spend time building and maintain the wheel when you can get a trusted entity to do it for you. You may find the part about node not picking up odd, but if I look at job-listings for my entire country there is almost zero postings for a node backend.