> Little implies some I did not suggest using React and Jquery at the same time, and I don't really encourage that. I do not agree that it's a slippery slope a

> Little implies some I did not suggest using React and Jquery at the same time, and I don't really encourage that. I do not agree that it's a slippery slope and people will just start using JQuery with React. It's possible that something is already starting to go wrong if you're trying to manipulate the DOM using both React and DOM manipulation. The very point of React is to avoid direct DOM manipulation.