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title: "Comment by Philip Birk-Jensen on \"Build your own Full-Stack framework\" | Hashnode"
description: "Looking forward to following the journey. I'm the primary maintainer of an inhouse client-side framework, and have many of the same philosophies. Especially the"
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[Discussion](https://hashnode.com/posts/build-your-own-js-full-stack-framework/65f9d3c82937164a81c9123c)

Comment [Build your own Full-Stack framework](https://hashnode.com/posts/build-your-own-js-full-stack-framework/65f9d3c82937164a81c9123c)

[Philip Birk-Jensen](https://hashnode.com/@BirkAndMe)

[Mar 20, 2024](https://hashnode.com/posts/build-your-own-js-full-stack-framework/65f9d3c82937164a81c9123c/comment/65fadce6374659a5eca50b3a)

Looking forward to following the journey.

I'm the primary maintainer of an inhouse client-side framework, and have many of the same philosophies. Especially the pluggable, unopinionated and "no suprises". I feel magic is the #1 enemy of a good framework, and if I can't follow a logical path of how things work I'm quickly on to the next.

When starting out I was also very into performance and size of things, but as the framework expands I'm leaning more on making it maintainable than performant. I rarely work on a performance critical project, and the few times I do I have used the "pluggability" of our framework to switch out specific parts of the framework that has held back performance.

Anyway, great project, and like I said looking forward to reading more

[Javier Aguilar](https://hashnode.com/@itsjavi)

[Mar 20, 2024](https://hashnode.com/posts/build-your-own-js-full-stack-framework/65f9d3c82937164a81c9123c/comment/65fadce6374659a5eca50b3a#reply-65fadfe878f3febf6f492fdc)

I totally agree with you. I learned a lot in the last year about bundle optimisation, specially after releasing StoryLite (which I talk about in another post), but I am not sure the challenges I will face with this kind of project :D I guess I will have to sacrifice extra KB in favor of the rest of principles, like you did.

Thanks for following !
