By your definition, react is a framework, too, as it imposes rules (hook rules). Redux is based on the flux pattern and thus imposes a rule of immutability for its state, though I admit this is more of a gray area as react.
Also, your definition of library misses the point of internal and external code reuse as the main use case to have a library at all.
By your definition, react is a framework, too, as it imposes rules (hook rules). Redux is based on the flux pattern and thus imposes a rule of immutability for its state, though I admit this is more of a gray area as react.
Also, your definition of library misses the point of internal and external code reuse as the main use case to have a library at all.
You are correct.
Thank you for the update. .