It's good if those frameworks are very high quality and very thoroughly debugged like django is but if you have to spend an appreciable amount of time peeking u

It's good if those frameworks are very high quality and very thoroughly debugged like django is but if you have to spend an appreciable amount of time peeking under the hood they quickly become a nightmare. I think about 9 out of 10 home grown frameworks end up in the nightmare bucket. I'm super skeptical of frameworks that dont really "do" anything also. Django handles web and database and saves you from a whole load of boilerplate crap but any DDD framework would basically just be an opinionated code mold, a bit like all those dependency inversion frameworks. 100% straitjacket but with none of the boilerplate written for you.