> I see some utility libraries in `base/common` for disposables management, eventing and actions that you are terming a "framework". It is because you didn't

> I see some utility libraries in `base/common` for disposables management, eventing and actions that you are terming a "framework". It is because you didn't look deep enough, VSCode for all intent and purposes has a "framework" that it is built on top of. What is a frameworks anyways? "Frameworks model a specific domain or an important aspect thereof. They represent the domain as an abstract design, consisting of abstract classes (or interfaces). The abstract design is more than a set of classes, because it defines how instances of the classes are allowed to collaborate with each other at runtime. Effectively, it acts as a skeleton, or a scaffolding, that determines how framework objects relate to each other." If it walks like a duck, and quacks like a duck, it probably also Reacts like a duck. > the rendering and organization logic would be mine. This is cute and nice for a weekend project. But if you want to build commercially viable products or even a GA open-source software, "Mine" is of no value. Good documentation, extensive testing, developer availability, on the other hand are far more important.