Don't Use Frameworks (if you are a junior)

When I started programming, I was spending most of my time on:

• Debugging
• Logic building
• Language basics

I hated it.

Because my thinking was, if AI can write code, learning these things felt irrelevant — to be honest.

I felt like I was being left behind in the race of development, as people at my level were exploring trending frameworks like Node.js, Vue, Laravel, etc.

But now I realize I did the right thing.

These things were building my foundation, which is very important for understanding complex ideas later. And most importantly, you learn problem-solving — that's the most valuable skill.

Learning frameworks while ignoring these fundamentals can be confusing. Most frameworks have complicated structures for beginners, which can make things confusing and limit the development of raw logic that actually helps you learn these frameworks easily.

Signing off...

— Buriro