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What strikes me with this youmightnotneedjquery is that half of the examples take many more lines of code than a single jquery instruction.
by cm2187 7y ago
What strikes me with this youmightnotneedjquery is that half of the examples take many more lines of code than a single jquery instruction.
- archie2 7y agoEspecially when it comes to browser support...why would I not use JQuery in those cases? I still use JQuery to this day, but probably because I don't really rely on JS in my applications that much. Unless you're building an "app" from the get-go, it's still my default choice.