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I've used jQuery at 2 of the 3 companies I worked for. It can take you very far. Frankly some of the critical features, like making selecting element easier/sho
by AlwaysRock 4y ago
I've used jQuery at 2 of the 3 companies I worked for. It can take you very far. Frankly some of the critical features, like making selecting element easier/shorter, should have been ported into JavaScript long ago. I think jQuery is still around largely because it makes, otherwise vanilla, JavaScript easier to use.
- psnehanshu 4y agojQuery is still around because it's hard to get rid of. Think of all those WordPress websites that use themes, which have jQuery in it. Who is brave enough to remove jQuery?