Yeah. I'd also say if it significantly changes the way you code, it's a framework. So I wouldn't consider jQuery a framework, because you could replace any jQue

Yeah. I'd also say if it significantly changes the way you code, it's a framework. So I wouldn't consider jQuery a framework, because you could replace any jQuery call with one or more lines of vanilla javascript. I would call react or backbone.js or angular etc frameworks, because you would have to completely restructure your codebase in most cases - or, at least, create compatible clones of those libraries.