[atraac]

> Great example to prove my point. They used a framework to quickly get something out of the door and working, validating the business idea, but later migrated away from it

They started migration 10 years after original release of the product, that's not PoC, that's way past that. Also, nowhere anyone said that they wrote their own framework/libraries or wrote anything from scratch, they migrated to multiple different tech stacks for their designated purposes, they might've very well used established frameworks(and probably did) later on.

I won't comment on the rest of your child-like responses.

[dustedcodes]

> nowhere anyone said that they wrote their own framework/libraries or wrote anything from scratch

God why are you so unbearably narrow minded. Devs who reject frameworks where they can don't write everything from scratch. Good lord, there is so many other ways to develop software other than a plug & play framework. People still use existing libraries and functionalities for every use case imaginable, they just pick them as they need and don't inherit those functions as part of a framework with 21 different layers.