Like any programming language, encourage others to produce their own rather then just dumping "Use Symphony" "Use Flask" "Use Angler" "Use React". This goes fo

Like any programming language, encourage others to produce their own rather then just dumping "Use Symphony" "Use Flask" "Use Angler" "Use React". This goes for all programming langs, the approach of "I know, lets use xFramework!" is flawed -- you end up with a generic X-lang website which caps your creativity because your locked in to using a framework based upon decisions of the developer. You add your stuff to it, dev updates the framework and you find out your stuff is broken because of some change. Frameworks restrict. If people started to code their own like back in the day of PHPNuke, PHPCms, e107, PHPBB.. -- these languages wouldn't die. Not to add that the ecosystems of these frameworks are so fragile you end up with a convoluted mess where your stuck with the paradigm of the framework rather than your own design. This adds more further complication where your forced to abandon later on in the game or continue to be sucker punched because you want Z function, which won't be pushed in to the framework. You then create your own Z function but this adds overhead because any future update to the framework has potential of breaking your own function. I'm an advocate to stop using frameworks. As a black smith does in making a hammer to smeld a tool to create an object. All takes time and effort, skills to develop. But when you do, the satisifaction is so worth it. Creating nothing is something; then from nothing creating something is an amazing feel. The wisdom, knowledge, hackery is far and beyond, you grow as a person. You end making something unique, something that no-one has ever made before. You have your own product. Using a framework is skipping that step and using what someone else has created rather then your own. Yes, controversial, you should be reinventing the wheel. Because if your not, your stuck with a pre-defined wheel where you are forced down a path of restrictions. Granted exceptions can be made if it's for corporate bandwagon but where's the individually of coding gone?