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Programming Languages Vs Frameworks (Recruiter Guide) : 1. What Is A Programming Language?

The document outlines the differences between programming languages and frameworks, defining programming languages as tools for writing executable instructions and frameworks as pre-built collections of code to expedite development. It provides guidance on choosing frameworks based on project type, performance needs, community support, ease of learning, and job market demand. Additionally, it ranks popular frameworks like React.js, Angular, and Django, highlighting their usage and future prospects in the industry.

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Programming Languages Vs Frameworks (Recruiter Guide) : 1. What Is A Programming Language?

The document outlines the differences between programming languages and frameworks, defining programming languages as tools for writing executable instructions and frameworks as pre-built collections of code to expedite development. It provides guidance on choosing frameworks based on project type, performance needs, community support, ease of learning, and job market demand. Additionally, it ranks popular frameworks like React.js, Angular, and Django, highlighting their usage and future prospects in the industry.

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Programming Languages vs Frameworks (Recruiter Guide)

1. What is a Programming Language?

A programming language is used to write instructions that computers can execute.

Examples: JavaScript, Python, Java, PHP, C#

2. What is a Framework?

A framework is a pre-built collection of code, tools, and best practices to speed up software development.

Examples: React.js (JavaScript), Django (Python), Angular (TypeScript), Laravel (PHP)

3. Framework vs Programming Language

Programming Language: Basic tool to write logic (e.g., JavaScript)

Framework: Ready-to-use platform built on top of a language (e.g., React.js)

Languages are flexible but slower to build from scratch. Frameworks help develop faster.

4. How to Choose a Framework

- Project Type: Front-end (React), Back-end (Django), Full Stack (Next.js)

- Performance Needs: Real-time (Node.js)

- Community Support: Large community (React, Angular)

- Ease of Learning: Simple frameworks (Vue.js)

- Job Market Demand: High demand (React, Spring Boot)

5. Most Popular Frameworks - Ranked

React.js (JavaScript) - Front-End | Usage: Very High | Future: Very High | Used in: Facebook, Netflix

Angular (TypeScript) - Front-End | Usage: High | Future: Moderate | Used in: Gmail, PayPal

Vue.js (JavaScript) - Front-End | Usage: High | Future: Growing | Used in: Alibaba, Xiaomi

Next.js (JavaScript) - Full Stack | Usage: Growing | Future: Very High | Used in: TikTok Web

Svelte (JavaScript) - Front-End | Usage: Medium | Future: Growing | Used in: Spotify (internal)

Django (Python) - Back-End | Usage: High | Future: High | Used in: Instagram, Pinterest

Spring Boot (Java) - Back-End | Usage: High | Future: Stable | Used in: Amazon, Flipkart

Express.js (JavaScript) - Back-End | Usage: High | Future: High | Used in: Uber, Twitter

Laravel (PHP) - Full Stack | Usage: Medium | Future: Declining | Used in: B2B web apps

ASP.NET Core (C#) - Full Stack | Usage: High | Future: Stable | Used in: Microsoft apps

6. Summary Table (Quick Look)

React.js - JavaScript - Front-End - High Usage & Demand

Angular - TypeScript - Front-End - High Usage, Moderate Future

Next.js - JavaScript - Full Stack - Fast Growing

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