It's just snobbery, library or framework, either way it does not change anything. Controversies which typical for juniors rather than for professionals.
I agree, but actually it does, despite not being a bit deal. The main point there is the inversion of control.
In really vague terms, the main difference between library and framework is that in a library we have the control of what's going on, while with a framework, we don't. With a framework, we fill, typically, some objects and expect some behaviour.
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It's just snobbery, library or framework, either way it does not change anything. Controversies which typical for juniors rather than for professionals.
I agree, but actually it does, despite not being a bit deal. The main point there is the inversion of control.
In really vague terms, the main difference between library and framework is that in a library we have the control of what's going on, while with a framework, we don't. With a framework, we fill, typically, some objects and expect some behaviour.