I'm not totally anti-jquery, but it helps to stay lightweight. If convenience is what you're after, you can always just bind querySelector and querySelectorAll

I'm not totally anti-jquery, but it helps to stay lightweight. If convenience is what you're after, you can always just bind querySelector and querySelectorAll to the document and assign each to a variable like this: https://dev.to/mrahmadawais/use-instead-of-document-queryselector-all-in-javascript-without-jquery-3ef1 https://dev.to/mrahmadawais/use-instead-of-document-querysel...