>replacing They're not so comparable TBH, the reactive element is the key difference. I can simply create logic, apply changes to the input data and the UI is

>replacing They're not so comparable TBH, the reactive element is the key difference. I can simply create logic, apply changes to the input data and the UI is updated. With jQuery you have to update the UI and data, far less easy. Point I was making is that if you're site relies on JS, I'd pick a reactive framework to do the heavy lifting.