I agree. If I write my own framework which only does what the app needs it does a lot less and can easily be refactored if need be. Usually it isn't a framework

I agree. If I write my own framework which only does what the app needs it does a lot less and can easily be refactored if need be. Usually it isn't a framework at all, just some shared functions. I don't like have tons of unused functionality shipping with my app.