Is there any Challenge in Using a Framework?

Understand the fact that there exists no such framework that can do everything for you so obviously they’ll have some drawbacks. Some of the most common challenges could be related to problem-solving techniques that frameworks will not offer to you and the fundamentals of programming language should steer clear in your head. 

Besides this, below are a few more challenges that you might face while using a framework:

1. Frameworks usually lack when it comes to opacity. That’s right since they’re not directly aligned with the programming language so the chances are it can lead to trespassing.
2. Since frameworks come with a set of limitations, they can only perform several (dedicated) tasks only and one cannot make any modifications (specific), and coders will be required to bind with it.
3. A developer should be familiar with the techniques of using that particular framework and also they should be aware of which one should they pick for their project. Unless they have a clear picture in their head along with the knowledge, they won’t be able to use that particular framework to its full capacity. 

As we’re moving ahead in technology, it is expected from a business point of view to build projects or functionality with less effort. Time management and saving efforts of developers was one of the main reason for introducing Frameworks in programming. For example, Python is capable enough to perform almost anything but while using it, Django (which is a framework) can be used to build both web apps and services. 

Now the question is “Why should you use the framework in programming?”. To help you with that we’ll go step-wise and learn more about it. But, first things first, let’s understand it sequence-wise.