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I appreciate that jQuery got us to where we are today, but as far as best practices go, I don't think we should encourage its current use. The best we could do
by nateabele 10y ago
I appreciate that jQuery got us to where we are today, but as far as best practices go, I don't think we should encourage its current use.
The best we could do for a 'replacement' is a site that lets you pick which browsers you're targeting, which DOM APIs you want, and generates a polyfill.
- seanp2k2 10y agoCaniuse.com + Modernizr + https://github.com/Polyfiller/polyfiller https://github.com/Polyfiller/polyfiller or Webshim?