Agree. Even before getting into things like: $(".classname").closest(".container").addClass("active”); I do not get the hate over jquery, specially since fr

Agree. Even before getting into things like: $(".classname").closest(".container").addClass("active”); I do not get the hate over jquery, specially since frameworks like angular used (use?) to include a light version of it (sizzle or similar?) and methods like $httpParamSerializerJQLike, which does not scream of elegance. I still remember when prototype.js was the default in rails, and jquery was so less overengineered and it just worked. It felt like magic.