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Yes, and then you solve a dozen problems like this, bundle it up, and you've created a framework.


The problem with frameworks is with feature/need fit. Sometimes you need something simple and using a framework results in a big percentage of dead code. Or you extend it enough that there’s no longer any benefits.




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