This part I don't want to forget: "When you take on a framework, you're like a consumer buying a product: if it does a hundred things you don't need, or doesn'

This part I don't want to forget: "When you take on a framework, you're like a consumer buying a product: if it does a hundred things you don't need, or doesn't do things the way you want, well, tough. That's what we've got for sale. But as a programmer you're not a consumer. You're a producer. You aren't forced to accept an abstraction that doesn't work for you, or solves a problem you don't have. The option to build the Engineer-style specialised solution that conforms exactly and only to your needs is always there."