I think it's also a question of education. You can read these sorts of blog posts and tinker with this type of development without using it at work. A lot of we

I think it's also a question of education. You can read these sorts of blog posts and tinker with this type of development without using it at work. A lot of web developers are confused about basic things like the request cycle and I think the use of magic easy frameworks is partly responsible (also this is stuff you don't learn in CS school). Seeing how things work without dependencies or frameworks really helps.