But don't bother checking for the spring mechanism that retracts the measure tape in case it breaks or the power supply connection point on the saw if it stops working.
Those bits just magically work!
:)
Those bits just magically work!
:)
If you're making a spice rack:
Without framework: DIY shed filled with tools
Framework: IKEA
Frameworks are tools, not end products.
IKEA provides flat-packed products. You never buy a wardrobe at IKEA and then turn it into a couch instead. It will always be a wardrobe, and nothing else.
On the other hand, if you buy a set of tools and environment (aka framework) to build furniture, you can use it to build whatever furniture you want/can.
Any flat pack spice rack, will be shoddy quality, and probably break.
You don't get good furniture by mass producing it like that. Same with software.
What if I want a custom spice rack, with some secret compartment, in solid oak.
Next, you'll be suggesting that people write their own web server instead of using Apache? Or perhaps they can trust other people's code so long as they pay for it, so you'll send them towards IIS?
Come on, now.
If the webserver is a key component in your success, then definitely. Write a webserver. It was for me, which is why I wrote my own (After I found others lacking).
If it really matters, and the existing stuff isn't good enough for your use-case, write it yourself.