> Because it's almost impossible to write something in those languages without a framework That doesn't sound right to me at all. I've definitely worked on som

> Because it's almost impossible to write something in those languages without a framework That doesn't sound right to me at all. I've definitely worked on some apps in Ruby that we basically just rack, and a few gems. And good lord, the Java landscape is full of in house architectures. > I might have explained this poorly, but I like to think of Go as a collection of packages This is exactly the approach a lot of JS apps took for a long time. That's what MERN(mongo/express/react/node) was about.