> All of these things are considered bad practice when doing it in your own code, but for some bizarre reason it is considered good practice in frameworks. I t

> All of these things are considered bad practice when doing it in your own code, but for some bizarre reason it is considered good practice in frameworks. I think that’s because that kind of code has a much higher maintenance burden. It’s much more difficult to get up to speed on what’s going on in complex magical code. But you can probably trust a framework that’s achieved critical mass to make reasonable decisions and stay alive for a while.