What are libraries and frameworks?

[@zerosandones7547]

library: - a collection of code packed together that can be used over and over when needed framework: - provides a supporting structure to build software - allows a programmer to avoid writing any "boilerplate" code - you'll have a specific structure that you have to follow when working with a framework

[@passportbro904]

Thank you brother.

[@MichaelDude12345]

Your explanation of the difference between the actual usage of the two, was one that many people have not been able to express to me even though they have tried explaining it. Thank you so much!

[@incredibleme_]

You know what! People love criticizing! Some comments on this wrong or right. Please go ahead and create a content and have the balls to speak it up in a video. I loved the video and the overall insight that I understood the difference between the two very popular interchangeably used tools! Thank you so much! Subscribed!

[@samson3523]

Great explanation I had accidentally learned React was a framework when it is actually a library! Thankyou for clearing this up for me before I embarrassed myself thankyou Carlos! My $25,000 bootcamp had taught me React and Angular were interchangeable! how wrong they were!

[@marklalonde8194]

25k$ lol man you got ripped hard

[@adzplus1]

Yes. I do agree that he explained these two concepts very good. With great examples. Now I have a real understanding of the differences between framework and library. Like many here I have searched before explanations on the differences between them, but was not able to grasp the real meaning

[@dudebro4089]

Thank you. Really cleared up everything I didn't understand

[@bethelgirma9038]

would there ever be a case in which a coder needs to use two frameworks at the same time or would that be impossible?

[@KarinaStavenes]

Thank you! That was very well explained and illustrated with relevant examples while keeping the video short.

[@rachelkelley7134]

Easy to understand and to the point with decent examples. Thanks.

[@joe_j]

You should do more tutorials. I just discovered this and wow. Thank you

[@climateenvironment7587]

Thanks man, that was so helpful! I finally understand the landscape of programming so much better now that I understand what the hell everyones talking about

[@josemfcheo]

I did not know that react was a library. Awesome vid!

[@vineethm6930]

Awesome video and great way of explaining using practical examples !

[@dilanli7491]

This was so helpful, thanks so much for the content!

[@manuelchavez3492]

Thank you! Your examples and analogies helped me a lot clarifying the differences between these two concepts. 🙌💯

[@hassanadebambo9109]

Best explanation so far ....

[@terryflautses7421]

Great video and explanation. Thanks Carlos and Codecademy!

[@tejeswarpala2841]

I was thinking that React is a framework! poor me! cool and clear explanation. with simple analogy.

[@PranavBhattarai]

Same here. But it is really not?! Edit: Just Googled, React is NOT a framework. There we go, my programming knowledge.🤣

[@yahayafuseini872]

Nice to meet sir, you boost Memory

[@amanihrd7609]

great explanation! thank you so much sir

[@silvanoseric5925]

What extension are you using for your chrome home page??? Loved it...

[@acestandard6315]

Helped me out a lot, thanks😄

[@christcommanded7097]

coding with Cris is also a big help

[@TheCitizenRemy]

Very helpful, having to take on a blockchain project technology component, CTO hard to come by. This helps as we're white labeling a protocol (framework) and proper use of Libraries was confusing. This will make it easier to continue and hire tech staff.

[@Dannyzroblox]

it helped me and my coding teacher

[@nirwanbhaktisager5586]

good explaination

[@user-ww6ns4hn9r]

lol, I can't believe you went from "oh hey this is a regular expression" to a full blown email regex and saying "if you are not familiar with this, it's just... a regex' LOOOOOL

[@InnovatorsTales]

The best explanation

[@26.johanesmarco52]

so is it like this? 1. libraries - set of toolkits (hammer, nails, etc) to build a house - library names (reactjs, etc) is the company that made the toolkit sets 2. framework - set of instructions to build something you can build your own toolkit but why bother if there's already a company that produces these toolkits that are proven good, and you can build a house but if you don't have the instruction, it will be too long to figure it out, so you need step by step / instruction (frameworks) to build the house using the available toolkits, and you build the house according to the instructions hence why it's said that framework called you not you called the framework?

[@davidbolumbu666]

Very good analogy. Thanks

[@69k_gold]

Library: You call its code Framework: It calls your code

[@yuqingli2384]

Thank you very much. Very very clear

[@robert202]

Thank you very much

[@AJAYKUMAR-gf8jc]

Thanks Bro !!!

[@adefela]

Thank you

[@nikyls9143]

very clear🙌

[@vam8775]

good explanation. Though many prefer short length videos ...

[@jwdonahue]

this helped.

[@sojumoscow]

Thanks for the video! Now I know!

[@dcn4lyf]

Awesome!!!!!!!! Thanks for the explanation

[@rongwu8264]

Excellent

[@techandnavid]

Great video

[@vetachix4911]

Good staff

[@sgeunes]

Nice. Helpful. Thank you.

[@reemamansour2258]

thank you I perfectly understand now !

[@edumaba]

Thank you.

[@hakemhamdoud8216]

What is his program pls tell me

[@rexagezo8420]

thanks for the insight

[@chardcleary2946]

Very good, thank you

[@tipsbymd]

Your terminal is very attractive ! How you have done that ?

[@goodness776]

Thank you! Thank you!

[@subhashkeer4394]

very well explained :-)

[@KingUnity22]

Awesome video.

[@tko9753]

Is react a library or a framework?

[@Moodapps]

this you very much :)

[@symphonysalameh5587]

so libraries are using someone code in my code while the framework is putting my codes in someone code and what makes a good programmer pro one is how many libraries he knows and how can he use them

[@magicmarko514]

ILY

[@TamerlanAskerov-j9i]

Yeah, quickly and interesting!

[@adegbengaogungeje5124]

Is React a Library or Framework?

[@fadhil4008]

Man did you even watch the entire video?

[@Sushmitha254]

I think the content is from Coursera

[@momakplayz7985]

Hi, i know javascript basics and i heard of Javascript Libraries. But its my first time using a javascript library and im very confused on how to use it.

[@si-ken]

great video. guy could've used a pop filter though, would have made it easier to hear what he was saying

[@CJ-km5zz]

awesome

[@Layarion]

4:30 i don't appreciate you misleading people here. you keep saying "this really condenses it", yes, but anyone can do that without a library. so please, how about you describe traits that are *actually* unique to what a "library" is.

[@temamou43]

I like the way you explain things but I guess the examples you used confused me a lot, please come up with a simpler example next time I am sure it will help a lot of people

[@AndreeaCe]

Guess...

[@josemfcheo]

First

[@legoghetto2689]

would more appreciate if you pronounce all the words clear. didn't get like 10% of what you are saying.

[@amazonfbaphotographer7333]

I disagree

[@legoghetto2689]

@@amazonfbaphotographer7333 I agree

[@HabiburRahman-xs9gb]

what!!

[@TheNotSocialClub]

thank you

[@tejeswarpala2841]

I was thinking that React is a framework! poor me! cool and clear explanation. with simple analogy.

[@prakashbhosale5215]

i also