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Even if you decide MVC is not needed, it's just as likely you won't need jQuery either. Vanilla JS is pretty powerful and cross browser complaint these days.
by GrzegorzWidla 8y ago
Even if you decide MVC is not needed, it's just as likely you won't need jQuery either. Vanilla JS is pretty powerful and cross browser complaint these days.
- speedplane 8y agoJquery is messy on a large scale, but on a small scale it allows you type far less code than pure JS. On small to medium size projects, it's entirely reasonable to remain the best tool.