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Sure, if all you do is some onclick() and a few appendChild(). Plus for the time you spend chasing compat issues, writting wrappers, choosing small libs and pa
by sametmax 9y ago
Sure, if all you do is some onclick() and a few appendChild().
Plus for the time you spend chasing compat issues, writting wrappers, choosing small libs and packing it all together, you could have done your site. For less than 40ko.
People are not blinking at including react ecosysteme, which is huge. But attack jQuery ? Seriously ?
- moron4hire 9y ago> chasing compat issues, writting wrappers, choosing small libs and packing it all together, you could have done your site. I don't know about you, but usually my projects last longer than a week, so those sorts of savings don't represent a significant chunk of my overall development time. Also, I'm not a shit programmer, so I can actually write a for loop that does what I want on the first try. I've spent more time trying to figure out jQuery's goofy syntax and what the hell it's doing with AJAX queries than it has ever saved me in development.