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I kind of disagree with that, a lot of companies will use terms like "react developer" or "react native developer" because they're looking for specific skill sets, only targeting those skills by explicitly naming their role after it. A lot of bigger companies also usually higher through recruiters, who usually are non-technical and will make up those names.

In reality, you'll most likely be a software engineer specialised in react development.

Node developer. Web developer. Doesn't really work fully.

sure, that's why I was limiting it to {library_name}, though arguably node could be that.

I guess I never really considered jQuery a framework, and yet that was an adjective.

I did, simply because it became the defacto interaction layer, with its ecosystem of first- and third-party plugins. Perhaps a plugin ecosystem is another defining characteristic: I think the "all batteries included" property most people associate with frameworks seems a bit limiting.

Oho! I really like this! :)

Very clever!