I've been bit by a "dead framework" before. We used kohana the php framework and soon it was dying. We were totally fucked haha. I guess I've been lucky since t

I've been bit by a "dead framework" before. We used kohana the php framework and soon it was dying. We were totally fucked haha. I guess I've been lucky since then, I haven't had the misfortune of picking a bad framework. We use Phoenix with Elixir now, and I don't see Elixir dying anytime soon. With Nim, there's Jester, but I can definitely see that framework dying once Nim gets it's "one true batteries included web framework". My point is, it's a gamble. Pray you don't fuck up. I like this manifesto, and you should definitely try to build something without a framework. Database migrations, querying data, data processing, background jobs, it's pretty fun to write something right there up on the edge, your way.