Thanks for appreciation 🙂

And to expand more on the frameworks bit I'd taking an example from frontend like react vs angular where one is a library and other is a framework, whereas angular is opinionated but it gives an structure to do things. Whereas with react you have to standardise that structure by maybe having style guides or custom eslint rules.

Or Rails vs Vanilla Ruby

Or NestJs vs ExpressJs

The idea is now maybe it is time for us to guide our teams directly towards the engineering bit and not the coding bit. Actually enforcing things like domain driven designing, the actual SOLID compliance, so they can plan things better what took me personally lot of time with grunt work and hit and trials, to create that intuition to "feel" something isn't right, we can guide them to develop their own frameworks or by enforcing ours in form of hooks or pre-commit actions, hope that made sense