Yes, you are in a minority. Aside from simply promulgating best-practices of JavaScript usage, jQuery (and similar tools like prototype) have done tremendous go

Yes, you are in a minority. Aside from simply promulgating best-practices of JavaScript usage, jQuery (and similar tools like prototype) have done tremendous good in moving the rich web forward: No longer were countless teams dealing with the same cross-browser nuances that ends up occupying the majority of most project time. Well...they still are...just not as much.