jQuery never did make the migration to being packaged/delivered as a modern (i.e. post-2015) JavaScript module. This precludes it from being used in a lot of mo

jQuery never did make the migration to being packaged/delivered as a modern (i.e. post-2015) JavaScript module. This precludes it from being used in a lot of modern JavaScript workflows. No matter what the library itself provides, to use it you have to go back to working like how developers in 2014 and before used to work with JavaScript, so that's a very real consideration that the "I still like to use jQuery" folks never mention. Are they writing all of their code as pre-2015 'classic' JavasScript as well?