naa.. you are asking the right question. but let me put it this way. isn't it time that we forget about frameworks, starting from scratch, a lot of code that d

naa.. you are asking the right question. but let me put it this way. isn't it time that we forget about frameworks, starting from scratch, a lot of code that does the same thing 90% and only 10% innovation? Maybe it is better stitching actual services and "plugging" in the actual difference. The wheel itself never was invention. It was its use. I bet the time when technology will be obsolete is approaching. It is what we can achieve what matters, not whats in the box.