Why go for raw coding if frameworks make it easier?

Question

there are many frameworks out there,like bootstrap , ASP.NET, Laravel,etc..All these saves a lot of time and makes coding easier..
Then,why many people still like to do raw coding for web?

Answer 1

1) sometimes there is no need to import a whole framework, for example when you only need one of its features you can do it on your own

2) frameworks also have limitations, let's say bootstrap, it's very very good and I often use it, but sometimes it's just better to have full control over an element

Answer 2

@Kamil,but you have to agree...when meeting a client deadline,frameworks will save you a whole lot of time..

Answer 3

@Kamil,Neither me..I am still a learner..But,I heard from people already working.

Answer 4

@Tiyam I'm not working as a programmer, so I don't really have deadlines, but I guess that's true

Answer 5

If nobody like raw coding, we quickly miss frameworks, as there will be nobody to code frameworks ^^

Answer 6

for beginners I would say doing raw coding yourself from scratch is better since you learn how things work. once you think you have learned enough and is a "pro" now then you can use frameworks. but again this is my preference. others may have different opinion.

Answer 7

Well I don't know why others do it, but I do it to improve myself.

Answer 8

1) Learning from scratch is dead useful, because that way you understand what you're actually doing.

2) If you have a few finished projects already, you can use bits of the same code in your next projects without losing control of the element. It's akin to a library, but your very own.

3) When you need something you can't find anywhere else, you have to code from scratch.

But sometimes it's easier and more practical to use framework. It depends on the complexity of the project.

Answer 9

for Beginners raw coding from scratch is very much essential and needed