Frameworks in general are about providing a set of decisions and idioms for you to follow, and so they work very well in teams and long-lived projects. They also tend to be pragmatic rather than exotic, so they are robust and useful, not fancy and brittle.

On personal projects I do whatever the hell I want, in professional projects I always use a framework, to make sure everyone is on the same page and we don't have to bikeshed every simple decision on the road to delivery.