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You do that until you need more flexibility or a broader scope and realize it would have been wiser to start with a sophisticated framework from the get-go. Trust me, been there more than once ;)


Or you could build your own framework that meets a specific standard that allows an instant drop of other libraries to extend your custom framework.


The problem is that you will probably never get to the point of the vision you had initally. Be it because of time (deadlines), changing requirements, teams changing etc. The effort to roll your own is hardly ever worth it.


So you re-implement another framework? Brilliant.




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