Allowing your codebase to develop organically is a lot better than trying to fit the square peg of your domain into the round hole of the chosen framework. And it will always be a bad fit, popular frameworks are rarely built to cater to a specific domain.
I've worked with Django applications for years now, and this article definitely resonates with me. I think Python and other object-oriented languages have a bad time with composition, which is why overbearing frameworks rule the land.
I've worked with Django applications for years now, and this article definitely resonates with me. I think Python and other object-oriented languages have a bad time with composition, which is why overbearing frameworks rule the land.