1 more plus for the form of frameworks. People on your team must be on the same page and work within that form. If everyone is left to their own devices you wi

1 more plus for the form of frameworks. People on your team must be on the same page and work within that form. If everyone is left to their own devices you will get a lot of friction when going into parts of the code you did not create yourself. I like to think of frameworks like a kitchen. The chef sets the menu and everyone works to produce how the chef thought it should be. Sure sometimes you will run into things that you fight the framework, but a good framework normally allows a "raw" way of doing it "by hand" instead of the sugary framework way that "just works (most of the time)". But most of the time it does work out fine and you can hop between other's proejcts/parts of the code and have instant familiarity and intent