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I'm all for frameworks, because jQuery can eventually get out of hand. I just see a lack of knowledge on how to structure basic DOM code, so that's going to tr
by dham 9y ago
I'm all for frameworks, because jQuery can eventually get out of hand. I just see a lack of knowledge on how to structure basic DOM code, so that's going to transfer into other frameworks. I'm more of a fan of someone going the DOM api route, seeing the pitfalls, then move to a framework. Not necessarily in the same project, just overall. It's good to see the pitfalls so you know why you're choosing something.