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If you built it, yes. For everyone else, no. Bespoke systems inevitably become their own custom frameworks. And knowledge of them doesn't transfer as well. Thi
by paulryanrogers 4y ago
If you built it, yes. For everyone else, no. Bespoke systems inevitably become their own custom frameworks. And knowledge of them doesn't transfer as well.
This isn't always a bad thing. It offers maximum control and possibly shallower dependency trees. Personal job security as well. At the cost of slower onboarding.
The older I get the more bog-stanadard and boring I prefer for solutions that I use or build.