So you write all that functionality that comes with the framework yourself, and then what? It doesn't need improvement? It doesn't need updating to remain compatible with the ever changing technology around it?
As far as I'm concerned, you're digging a hole either way, it's just the shape of the hole that changes.
The bottom line is that there is too much code to maintain (or migrate, or rewrite, depending on the shape of your hole) and never enough resources/people/budget/time to do it.
As far as I'm concerned, you're digging a hole either way, it's just the shape of the hole that changes.
The bottom line is that there is too much code to maintain (or migrate, or rewrite, depending on the shape of your hole) and never enough resources/people/budget/time to do it.
Everything is a huge tradeoff.