What are the most important things when building software? Is it architecture? Frameworks? Process? No. Those are only tools.
What really matters is the fact of delivering useful solution. Usefulness defined in terms of number of users or revenue. Useful solutions are not delivered too late or too early – they are delivered on time. Useful solutions are not too slow or too buggy – they have acceptable performance and are reliable.
What also matters is the satisfaction of the team after building the solution. It could be that kind of satisfaction which painter has when working on a painting – satisfaction during the process. There can be also some pain in the process but that would be another type of satisfaction – the one that athlete has after finishing a marathon. It was painful but feels so good after the finish. It could be also like a satisfaction of a cook who has just discovered new spices and learned something useful for the future.
Studying architecture or frameworks is also important, because it makes us efficient and more likely to deliver useful solutions. But the goal is not to learn, the goal is to apply the knowledge and make things happen.