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Today’s content:The difference between front-end framework (Front-end Framework) and library (Library)
The difference between front-end framework and library
front-end framework
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definition:
- A framework is a set of predefined rules and conventions for organizing and managing code. It provides a structured way to build applications, including defining the project's file organization, data flow, state management, etc.
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Features:
- Versatility: A framework is usually a more comprehensive solution that covers all aspects of the application, including views, data, routing, state management, etc.
- Strong binding: When using a framework, you usually need to develop in accordance with the rules and conventions provided by the framework, so it is highly binding.
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example:
- Angular: Maintained by Google, it is a complete MVC (Model-View-Controller) framework.
- React: is maintained by Facebook. It mainly focuses on the construction of the UI layer, but can be combined with other libraries and tools to form a complete application.
- Vue: A progressive framework for building user interfaces that is easy to get started and can also be flexibly used to build complex single-page applications.
Front-end library
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definition:
- A library is a set of encapsulated tools and functions designed to handle a specific task or problem. It usually focuses on a problem in a specific domain and provides specific functionality without imposing the structure of the entire application.
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Features:
- Lightweight: Libraries are generally more lightweight than frameworks because they focus on solving a specific problem rather than providing an overall architecture.
- Flexibility: When using libraries, developers are generally more flexible and can choose how to organize their code, manage state, etc.
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example:
- jQuery: A library for simplifying DOM manipulation and event handling.
- Lodash: Provides a set of practical tool functions to simplify JavaScript programming.
- Redux: A library for JavaScript application state management, often used in conjunction with React.
Summary of differences
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use:
- Framework: provides a complete set of solutions for building the overall structure of an application.
- Library: Provides a set of tools and functions for solving domain-specific problems.
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Binding:
- Framework: is usually highly restrictive and needs to be developed in a manner specified by the framework.
- Library: provides some functions, but the overall structure is more flexible, and developers can choose how to use it.
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Example:
- Biles: Angular, React, Vue.
- 库： jQuery、Lodash、Redux。
In a real-world project, the choice between using a framework or a library depends on the complexity of the project, developer preferences, and the requirements of the specific problem. Sometimes developers use a combination of frameworks and libraries to take advantage of their strengths. For example, use React as the view layer framework and Redux as the state management library.
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