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What you’re describing is/was jQuery. Then we learned how to transpile things back to earlier versions of JS and all bets were off. If you use today’s jQuery t
by yurishimo 5y ago
What you’re describing is/was jQuery. Then we learned how to transpile things back to earlier versions of JS and all bets were off.
If you use today’s jQuery to build out some functionality today, it will likely work exactly the same for every browser since IE10.