> Your application doesn't need logging until you have a problem that is solved by logging. It's possible that you never have such a problem. If that's so, then building a logging subsystem is a waste of time.

Your application doesn’t need logging until _right before_ you have a problem that is solved by logging.

I don’t use frameworks these days. I’m glad I was exposed to their ideas in the past. I’m glad that exposure shaped my current approach. A framework is one of the ways that experienced developers can pass their knowledge on to less experienced ones.