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Then what is the JavaScript library considered as FrameWork?

I am a little confused with the definitions.

Can you define the minimum “required properties” of the JavaScript library so that they can be considered as a software environment?

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The difference between the framework and the library is rather vague in my opinion. As a rule, software environments are larger and usually “capture” your application (as they provide the foundation or “framework”) for developing your application). On the other hand, the library offers a set of functions that you can select.

Wikipedia has some specific criteria for distinguishing frameworks from libraries:

  • inversion of control. Within the framework, unlike libraries or ordinary user applications, the general program control flow is not dictated by the caller, but by the framework.
  • default behavior. The structure has a default behavior. This default behavior should be really useful, not a series of no-ops.
  • extensibility. The structure can be expanded by the user, as a rule, by selective redefinition or specialized user code that provides certain functionality.
  • non-modifiable frame code. The frame code, in general, cannot be changed. Users can expand the framework, but not change its code.
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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1312843/

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