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Affirmative. It's not just that there are advanced application frameworks like React and Angular -- it's also that browsers are more standards compliant, and s
by montroser 8y ago
Affirmative. It's not just that there are advanced application frameworks like React and Angular -- it's also that browsers are more standards compliant, and standard APIs have evolved in recent years to cover much of the gap that jQuery once usefully filled.
- montroser 8y agoI made a diagram of the way I think about it here: https://plectica.com/m/ADUNN80H4 https://plectica.com/m/ADUNN80H4 When you map it out like this, the answer seems obvious that the place to invest your time is in learning the standards.
- exodust 8y agoJquery selectors are still more powerful, even if vanilla is faster. There's more options, more possibilities. The selectors are a core part of Jquery's strength. As soon as your project requires a bit more complexity in selector needs, that's when Jquery steps up and helps out. That's what I've found anyway.