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That's a great idea and I was considering that. It's hard to do a big project if I split it up though since each video starts off with a half-finished project. My current plan is to create the long tutorials over a period of time and release shorter videos while I'm working on it.

Actually, I take that back, you're right. I am planning a long modern JavaScript (ES2020) tutorial right now and I'll post them as separate videos as I make them. Thanks for the great idea!

@@SuperSimpleDev it's the consistency that the algorithm likes. It proves to youtube that your videos aren't one hit wonders and that people keep coming back specifically for you.

Just came from the future to say you were right about the hundreds of thousands.

nice prediction!

Great question! Usually frameworks have both a rendering system (Views) and a state management system (Models). ReactJS chose to provide only a rendering system which is why people call it a library instead of a full framework. This lets you easily add React to an existing project and integrate with an existing state management system. This was useful because many companies had already wrote a lot of code using older frameworks (like Backbone, Ember) and if React was a full framework, they would have to replace everything. If you're starting a new project, many people choose to use React with the Redux state management library. This combo is a framework, but React by itself would be considered a library. Hope that makes sense!

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I'm happy to hear that 😄 thanks for watching!

I watched all of your video on KZfaq channel and I'll doing it anytime you upload new videos !

Thank you! Yes, everything in programming is created for a reason and to make things easier. I’ve heard of nextjs but haven’t had time to try it

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Thanks for watching! Hope it made sense

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Thanks for the support 😄 I will make more videos for you!

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Thanks for watching! The pure technical definition is a “library” because it doesn’t have data management features like the other “frameworks” However, you can easily use React with Redux (a data management library) and it becomes a framework, which is why people just call React a framework. (This is also why a google search for “top JavaScript frameworks” will show react)

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Always welcome

A library is usually just a collection of individual functions that are useful on their own (like date functions to help you manage dates). A framework contains functions, classes, and other code that are used in combination together to create more complex applications. Hope that helps

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Good question! A framework is a certain way of writing and structuring your JavaScript code so you have to know JavaScript to use a framework. That being said, you’re right. No one really learns how to build a full website in pure JavaScript anymore since it’s much easier to build websites using a framework. Developers just learn enough JavaScript to be able to work with a framework, then they just use the framework to build websites. Hope that makes sense

@@SuperSimpleDev very interesting and thank you for the quick response. I'll look more into learning a framework. My JavaScript probably needs more work to though.

No worries, yea give it a try! There’s quite a bit of learning curve with every framework but I recommend ReactJS since it's modern and seems to be an easier one to pick up reactjs.org/tutorial/tutorial.html

Framework is like a library