Limiting the scope of what is exposed to the framework keeps you in control of the architecture. This is probably why I find almost every framework deeply unsa

Limiting the scope of what is exposed to the framework keeps you in control of the architecture. This is probably why I find almost every framework deeply unsatisfying. Gin, in Golang, doesn't bother me much for whatever reason, but it doesn't seem to aspire to the same number of things as other frameworks.