> I used the correct new framework everybody is using - therefore the result is good. Boy, I've heard that one a lot around here. As if framework choice was mo

> I used the correct new framework everybody is using - therefore the result is good. Boy, I've heard that one a lot around here. As if framework choice was more important than actually solving the problem that you're there to solve. To put a positive spin on this: modeling a domain well so that you can solve real problems with it is a joy. Dirtiness of the problem domain is where it gets really interesting, and you start getting away from the idea that programming is just glue code and pasting stuff from Stack Overflow. I can usually tell when I've bumped into it when I just want to stop writing code and stare out the window for 30 minutes. I don't always do that, but I should.