You'll get there eventually but a quick level up: it's only that way because you don't know how it works at it's base level and nobody will be able to fix it un

You'll get there eventually but a quick level up: it's only that way because you don't know how it works at it's base level and nobody will be able to fix it until they do. You have to spend the time digging in and if you don't then don't be surprised if it doesn't work, that's going to be every system you work on though. Not everyone has the time to put in when a new better framework comes out every 6 months. So I use old shit :D it still works and it's still fast and I know it backwards and forwards. Html and Javascript with a backend that generates all the shit so I don't need to make backend calls add socket io for loading stuff after the page is loaded. No framework except the server side, and that depends on the language. If you want to get really frustrated but level up super fast on multiple languages and frameworks? Install JHipster, and then change something. It's amazing how easy it is to break and what a giant pita it is to fix, but i do it all the time because you really gotta get in there and poke and prod until you figure out the problem.