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That's fine, pretty sure browsers alias $ and $$ to querySelector and querySelectorAll already (although I could be very wrong) But speaking as someone who wri
by julianlam 4y ago
That's fine, pretty sure browsers alias $ and $$ to querySelector and querySelectorAll already (although I could be very wrong)
But speaking as someone who writes vanilla by default, it really really isn't as big an issue as you think it is.
- petre 4y agoI know. Most of its funtionality was superseeded by Js APIs which I already use (Promises vs Deferred, fetch vs. ajax). I might still need an alternative for building and editing query string parameters though. Plus most of the somewhat outdated libs in our project use it anyway.
- pwdisswordfish9 4y ago> pretty sure browsers alias $ and $$ to querySelector and querySelectorAll already (although I could be very wrong) You are wrong.