I use a framework because I'm aware of the fact that I'm an inexperienced coder. I could work out every little detail by hand, but for me it's much easier to have something basic in place that I can tweak to my heart's content.
So I guess I'm just an ambitious junior programmer? Which is to say, I want to get better, but I also want to make my project production-ready as quickly as possible, so I use a frame and fill it out.
So I think it's a mistake to say that frameworks are only useful for making bad workers produce work. Better to say that there's a time and place for everything, and that while frameworks are overused, they're useful for certain people doing certain tasks.
So I guess I'm just an ambitious junior programmer? Which is to say, I want to get better, but I also want to make my project production-ready as quickly as possible, so I use a frame and fill it out.
So I think it's a mistake to say that frameworks are only useful for making bad workers produce work. Better to say that there's a time and place for everything, and that while frameworks are overused, they're useful for certain people doing certain tasks.