I build pretty simple sites on the public side - mostly restaurants and gyms and other small businesses. I've been moving away from jQuery for everything except

I build pretty simple sites on the public side - mostly restaurants and gyms and other small businesses. I've been moving away from jQuery for everything except my ecommerce sites over the past few months. The back-end administrative panel of those sites is more complex. It uses Bootstrap, so there's some incentive to include jQuery there, though I don't always use features that require it. But this is an area I struggle with as well - there are so many external components, like date and time pickers, drag & drop image uploads, etc, that aren't easily replaced with vanilla JS components that have feature parity. Curious to see what others have to say about this as well.