I have to diasagree, the very reason we manage to make progress in software development / engineering / science / anything is because we build on top of the work of others.
I can guarantee you that you wouldn't be posting on this website right now if ditching frameworks was the way to go.
Now, someone here said once that frameworks are oftenly like the problem of the banana. You want a banana and you end up having a banana held by a gorilla and the whole damn jungle. In those cases, it could be worth it to just code it yourself (damn, or copy paste that method from the source code of the library).
But you cannot just code Angular, or React, those things are the result of years of effort and terrible headaches for developers, how would you be willing to go through that for your To-Do web application?
I'm not saying ditching frameworks is the way to go. I'm saying frameworks are built to solve specific kinds of problems and your project might not match the same problem. And if you have the knowledge of the language you can always write a solution yourself.
This post does not say "do not use frameworks" it says "what are the benefits of not using one"
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I have to diasagree, the very reason we manage to make progress in software development / engineering / science / anything is because we build on top of the work of others.
I can guarantee you that you wouldn't be posting on this website right now if ditching frameworks was the way to go.
Now, someone here said once that frameworks are oftenly like the problem of the banana. You want a banana and you end up having a banana held by a gorilla and the whole damn jungle. In those cases, it could be worth it to just code it yourself (damn, or copy paste that method from the source code of the library).
But you cannot just code Angular, or React, those things are the result of years of effort and terrible headaches for developers, how would you be willing to go through that for your To-Do web application?
I'm not saying ditching frameworks is the way to go. I'm saying frameworks are built to solve specific kinds of problems and your project might not match the same problem. And if you have the knowledge of the language you can always write a solution yourself.
This post does not say "do not use frameworks" it says "what are the benefits of not using one"