3 ms·
And yet, what is harder to attain and yet more necessary than the knowledge and impetus to implement such a project? It may not be necessary, but the specific
by ckuhl 6y ago
And yet, what is harder to attain and yet more necessary than the knowledge and impetus to implement such a project?
It may not be necessary, but the specific tools are't the part that are necessary.
- tomstoms 6y agoIt’s interesting that proponents of a simpler web argue in favor of Jquery for a use case where jquery is in fact very easy to live without. One would almost think dogmatic thinking is involved.
- deleted 6y ago[deleted]
- gaius_baltar 6y ago> It’s interesting that proponents of a simpler web argue in favor of Jquery for a use case where jquery is in fact very easy to live without. One would almost think dogmatic thinking is involved. But to do without it, you will end up rewriting the shortcuts and utility functions that JQuery provides, effectively recreating a project-specific, less-tested and less-supported JQuery.
- tomstoms 6y agoYes agree completely and the same counter argument can be made for more advanced frontend frameworks.
- capableweb 6y agoAre still talking about the jQuery usage in https://joshdata.me/iceberger.html https://joshdata.me/iceberger.html or in general? If the former, then I agree that jQuery was unnecessary here, all API functions used by the author now has appropriate functions shipped natively in the browser runtimes, so using jQuery was actually more work than not (unless the author never used the vanilla API but have used the jQuery API). Otherwise I agree with you in general.