If I am working in a team, I prefer frameworks because it provides a set of idioms and documentation out of the box. That's great for making sure we are doing t

If I am working in a team, I prefer frameworks because it provides a set of idioms and documentation out of the box. That's great for making sure we are doing things consistently across the team and making sure it's harder for new devs to get stuck spinning their wheels. It can make hiring easier too, but I would still hire a good dev without specific framework experience. Solo projects it really depends on the size I expect it to get.