No, you don't understand. I'm the greatest programmer in the world because I program only in raw bitstreams that I hotwire into the uop decoder. So what if it takes five years to get the machine up and running before I start my first task and everything only works on my machine? My (former) boss is just an imbecile who doesn't understand the first thing about true programming.

A given frameworks may be incredibly useful given the right project, but they also involve massive trade offs.

Being a good programmer is about being capable of using less accessible technologies. A limited toolkit eventually means using the wrong tool for the job. A competent programmer should know how to leverage a least one ORM, but they should also know raw SQL etc.