How much time do you spend solving REAL problems vs

How much time do you spend Massaging Frameworks?

Cause I ain't got all day to write code.

I only got max 2-3 hrs a day. Seriously.

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Spend 90% of your time solving real problems until it becomes a drag. Then refactor for a month, rinse and repeat.

That percentage will drop every cycle, until you're spending 10% of your time solving real problems and 90% of your time doing maintenance.

Or, keep it simple and write it once and have it run 10 years.

I have stuff like that.

That's the winning strategy if you can pull it off. I'm always impressed at how clojure's code base has evolved.

There’s always a learning curve where the framework itself becomes the barrier. It’s important that you learn the framework so that it becomes a tool that benefits the problem solving.

I seriously don't think this is a "learning issue". I strongly believe that many frameworks are overly complicated

Can you give me an example?

It depends on the framework and the project. I‘m reflective about how my work setup compares to my side projects.