Frameworks generally don't enable you to do something, they provide a framework in which you can do something you already could, but in a way that's more organi

Frameworks generally don't enable you to do something, they provide a framework in which you can do something you already could, but in a way that's more organized, efficient, extensible, robust, and/or stable. I.e. they enforce rules. You can come up with those rules yourself and follow them ad hoc. All the framework does is programmatically enforce them and abstract away boilerplate (e.g. "define X as a function of declarative state" is a common one, like React for UI).