> I have been burnt by enough frameworks both picked by me or others that promise the world I've definitely been there, too. I think it's one of the risks in u

> I have been burnt by enough frameworks both picked by me or others that promise the world I've definitely been there, too. I think it's one of the risks in using a framework, but like everything you have to weigh the risks against the rewards. > I guess a good framework is one that is extensible and straddles the border between a framework and library. I think Rails did a good job with this. It provides opinionated defaults but allowed people to swap in other libraries as they needed.