There is an unfortunate trend of people running down jQuery indiscriminately. Given millions of people used jQuery for years without issue it's difficult to be

There is an unfortunate trend of people running down jQuery indiscriminately. Given millions of people used jQuery for years without issue it's difficult to believe those who benefited are going to run it down publicly because they found something better. The only people who would do this are those marketing something else. This is by far the worst part of tech forums, this kind of insidious marketing that seeks to 'force obsolence' on software and entire groups of people happily using it because some are promoting their own thing.