my-framework-almaz: A Learning Framework

my-framework-almaz (npm package `my-framework-almaz`, current stable version 2.0.7) is an educational frontend framework explicitly designed as a companion to the book "Build a frontend framework from scratch." Its primary purpose is to teach web developers the underlying mechanics of modern frontend frameworks, rather than for production application development. The framework evolves through different versions, mirroring chapters of the book, introducing core concepts like the Virtual DOM, implemented via `h()`, `hString()`, and `hFragment()` functions, and DOM manipulation functions such as `mountDOM()` and `destroyDOM()`. Early versions (like v1.0) utilized a simple state management pattern with a `Dispatcher` where any state change triggered a complete re-rendering of the entire view. Subsequent versions, starting from v2.0 (as indicated by the introduction of a 'reconciliation algorithm'), move towards more efficient partial DOM updates. Due to its pedagogical nature, it lacks the optimizations, security considerations, and robust feature set expected in production-grade frameworks. Its release cadence is likely tied to book updates and chapters.