Context: I'm a software engineer at a growing company. We're (hopefully) going from a startup into a real revenue-generating service.

Along with this comes the usual growing pains. Code quality deteriorated a bit with how hard we were pushing for certain milestones.

So now, we have engineering excellence talks to go over topics that might be useful for us engineers as we scale and increase code quality. I get the feeling that explaining the concept of frameworks vs. libraries might help folks. I don't really believe one is necessarily always better than the other but there are certainly trade-offs and they're worth considering when developing code.

So the question is, what are the best articles or books you all know that explain this topic? Further context is that we're mostly all familiar with C++, but most don't have a background in Javascript at all–where I think this is has been a super common topic.

I can Google for some sources but I'd like to know what HN thinks the definitive sources on this topic might be.