Exploring the core architecture
Let’s explore the core architectural pieces of building a framework. When a framework project is created, it is usually partitioned into an organized directory structure consisting of various specialized compartments. This approach helps separate the concerns of specific modules, scripts, and files. This organizational pattern is similar to how web application projects are organized. Except in the case of the framework, the project needs to export public interfaces and scripts to be usable. In some cases, frameworks can also be split into multiple repositories to allow a different approach to framework development.
Given that the programming environment for every language is different, the JavaScript and TypeScript frameworks have their own ways of structuring the framework projects, making it easier to generate artifacts and make the frameworks more usable within the projects that utilize them. A well-organized project makes it easier to maintain...