> I now need to buy-in to the entire (framework) mindset to progress which slows things down
That's interesting, that idea could be folded into the technical debt metaphor.
So, by taking on a library or framework, I get a head start by just using it, but take on the knowledge-debt of not really knowing how it works. And when you get to the edge of what it can do, you either pay off the knowledge debt by learning how it works, or you throw the whole thing out and use a different library.
That's interesting, that idea could be folded into the technical debt metaphor.
So, by taking on a library or framework, I get a head start by just using it, but take on the knowledge-debt of not really knowing how it works. And when you get to the edge of what it can do, you either pay off the knowledge debt by learning how it works, or you throw the whole thing out and use a different library.