> In a sense, you are often assembling your own framework. Exactly. I always phrase it this way: if you don't choose a framework, you will be writing one. (fo

> In a sense, you are often assembling your own framework. Exactly. I always phrase it this way: if you don't choose a framework, you will be writing one. (for a certain class of problems, obviously) So, just know that going in. If you're not prepared for that reality, maybe your best choice is in fact to choose a framework that's already written, tested, and well supported.