Hey everyone! 👋 Let's have some fun sharing cool code libraries we've made or discovered recently. I'll kick things off with a few, including two I...
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This Python one is handy:
pypi.org/project/colorzero/
github.com/Textualize/rich
Check this out as well
Very cool! I use Node.js mostly. But whenever I create another project in Python, I will be sure to use this (if I want some color or formatting).
Thanks for the resource!
Cool! I don't use Python that much. It looks like the Python version of chroma.js.
Have you ever made your own library?
No
What's handy differences between library and framework ? Bootstrap is framework but others call it library, why ?
Good question!
The difference is that a library provides specific functionality that you call in your code, while a framework provides a structure and dictates the flow, calling your code instead.
Bootstrap is often called both because it provides a set of tools (like a library) but also enforces a structure for building responsive designs (like a framework). The terminology depends on how it's used in a project.
Good. I conclude framework is in a large spectrum than library. Can you help us thus by publishing interesting article on how to create a library or framework ?
Well, I could try! I have made a library before (not a framework), so I might do that. Thanks for your interest!
i used best-bible recently ~
Cool! I've met a few people who have already, which surprised me. :D
What did you use it for?
cool one:
npmjs.com/package/levenshtein
I've used that one!