Yea I think this is all a beyond pointless argument, but with that said my two cents is I think the defining characteristics listed in this Wikipedia article are a good way of articulating the difference: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Software_fra...
The reason I’d be willing to argue React isn’t a framework (if I cared) is that of the key features of a framework listed in the article, React has no inversion of control - the order in which code is called (what code is executed and when) is not decided by React, unlike with frameworks such as Vue - and no default behavior (templates) - where Vue has its .vue single file components that are stitched together by Vue in a manner that Vue decides, with React you imperatively declare exactly how everything is rendered too.
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Yea I think this is all a beyond pointless argument, but with that said my two cents is I think the defining characteristics listed in this Wikipedia article are a good way of articulating the difference: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Software_fra...
The reason I’d be willing to argue React isn’t a framework (if I cared) is that of the key features of a framework listed in the article, React has no inversion of control - the order in which code is called (what code is executed and when) is not decided by React, unlike with frameworks such as Vue - and no default behavior (templates) - where Vue has its .vue single file components that are stitched together by Vue in a manner that Vue decides, with React you imperatively declare exactly how everything is rendered too.