How are you going to manage interantionalization, testing, sessions, etc. with just these tools? (In before people say, "but that's all I need for my blog!" Fi

How are you going to manage interantionalization, testing, sessions, etc. with just these tools? (In before people say, "but that's all I need for my blog!" Fine. go ahead and do that then. I'm talking about international huge scale applications) What you'll do if you stay the purist and need to implement aformentioned services is that you'll eventually end up with some sort of quasi-framework, but bad in the sense that only you (or perhaps your team) know how it 'works'. With most frameworks there are at least opinionated ways to go about implementing all these things, and you can find other teams and consultants who speak this 'language' so to speak. Being a purist is fine, but it really grinds my gears when people assume vanilla is ALWAYS the solution, and it can 'easily' be applied to things like e commerce shops, huge shared tools, or big social apps. Hint: it can't, unless you like a lot of pain.