Frameworks sound great until you inherit a franken-app built using one. You might be able to understand bits if they religiously followed the dogmatic usage of the framework but more likely they just wanted to get stuff built and not wanting to learn someone else's idea of the perfect wheel maker framework and so ended up still building something unique, baroque, and possibly impenetrable.
Frameworks in the most case feel like straightjackets, so I understand why developers feel the need to abandon some of the magic and build bits that are actually simple robust and supportable, but it can become hell for subsequent developers.
Frameworks in the most case feel like straightjackets, so I understand why developers feel the need to abandon some of the magic and build bits that are actually simple robust and supportable, but it can become hell for subsequent developers.