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I like this comment. It's good to not use jQuery, but I would still recommend looking at it for a historical perspective. Browser apis take care of jQuery nowad

by _virtu 8y ago

I like this comment. It's good to not use jQuery, but I would still recommend looking at it for a historical perspective. Browser apis take care of jQuery nowadays, but it's good to see the library because a lot of sites still run on it. My personal preference is React + JSX as well. You'll be pleasantly surprised by how small the React api is.

anonytrary 8y ago
Another thing I'd like to add is that if you learn JS from the ground-up, methods in jQuery and lodash can be picked up on-the-fly in a matter of minutes; they are basically just sets of util functions for javascript.