But we all can agree that Vue and React are no UI frameworks, right? I am really not sure where this is coming from and why some people talk about them in this way.
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As you can see from my comments above where I explained the difference between a lib and a framework I agree with you.
I think the reason is that many people in this platform are self-taught developers. Being self-taught means you only put attention and time to what you like most. Yo don't have to pass a networking or software engineering exam and if there's no one that puts you in the right direction... you'll learn "how to" do things with this "language/library/framework" because seeing things finished boosts your motivation so you ditch off the rest.
Of course an individual with this mindset hardly will do other thing than a "technician" work on a third-rate company or fighting in the freelance market for an average salary but there's always people that really want to learn more...
So I'm trying hard since long time ago defining things by what they are and make deeply tutorials/articles for all to get more than a surface knowledge and I hope it help someone :D
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But we all can agree that Vue and React are no UI frameworks, right? I am really not sure where this is coming from and why some people talk about them in this way.
As you can see from my comments above where I explained the difference between a lib and a framework I agree with you.
I think the reason is that many people in this platform are self-taught developers. Being self-taught means you only put attention and time to what you like most. Yo don't have to pass a networking or software engineering exam and if there's no one that puts you in the right direction... you'll learn "how to" do things with this "language/library/framework" because seeing things finished boosts your motivation so you ditch off the rest.
Of course an individual with this mindset hardly will do other thing than a "technician" work on a third-rate company or fighting in the freelance market for an average salary but there's always people that really want to learn more...
So I'm trying hard since long time ago defining things by what they are and make deeply tutorials/articles for all to get more than a surface knowledge and I hope it help someone :D