I don't think so. jQuery was intended to be a cross-browser approach to JavaScript that just works. It does but if you check out MDN docs, you'll find that now

I don't think so. jQuery was intended to be a cross-browser approach to JavaScript that just works. It does but if you check out MDN docs, you'll find that now days, vanilla just works really well and ES6/7 have great features. Modern browsers have aggressive updates that are simple to apply. It isn't the same anymore. Also, doing actual apps is way easier with React or Vue, even on small scales.