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1. nine_k ◴[] No.44503456[source]
All frameworks are like that. They make it simple to solve a particular class of problems, by making choices for you, and providing code that supports these choices. If your problems fit the framework's shape, it can be immensely helpful. If not, go look for another. There's nothing wrong about building a framework that matches your particular needs and tastes.

If you need a universal toolbox, no framework will do, you need composable libraries. Most large projects end up facing this, but most projects are not large.

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2. reactordev ◴[] No.44503787[source]
One can learn a lot from the Adapter pattern. Don’t force me into your box, provide a framework for me to solve my problems.
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3. simultsop ◴[] No.44504007[source]
In an era of constant professional extinction threat, author took risk and motivation to build an entire framework for free. And there is you attacking their ego.
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4. simultsop ◴[] No.44504039{3}[source]
You should give some humility lessons...
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5. reactordev ◴[] No.44504658[source]
AI is coming for us all, I’m not attacking, I’m simply stating the hubris in the statements pulled directly from their website.
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6. reactordev ◴[] No.44504665{4}[source]
Here’s one. “I wrote a web framework that bundles all my favorite tools and dependencies, maybe you’ll also like it” would be a great start.
7. simultsop ◴[] No.44508959{3}[source]
Ok, humans have sentimental approach to information, we are not machines as you imply. Similar statement in a launch of a volunteer project is considered attack.