social-network subject {frameworks and libraries}

[nzmcno]

Hi,

front-end parts says :

Some of the most known JS frameworks around are:
React
Vue.js
svelte
Mithril
Caution: Note that JS frameworks are different from JS libraries. JS libraries contain code snippets that are used to perform common JavaScript functions, while frameworks will help you by laying out the groundwork/building the bases for your JS project.

Great list, but just to clarify: React is a library, not a framework. For a more framework-like experience with React, you could use Next.js.

Edit: Apologies for the incorrect label. I neglected to select 'blank'.

[mikysett]

Hello @nzmcno

Thanks a lot for your feedback.

Indeed I've changed react for next.js to give a more homogeneous start no matter the framework you choose.
Consider though "React is a library and not a framework" is a quite big debate still and many people do not agree with this statement.

Since we are there consider also some interesting things not in the list like Angular or Qwik (very new and with quite a different and interesting paradigm).

Have a nice one building web apps ;)