Yes! But with Jquery you had to manually separate out the interactive elements ship those to the client. With newer frameworks (Svelte, Fresh), the framework it

Yes! But with Jquery you had to manually separate out the interactive elements ship those to the client. With newer frameworks (Svelte, Fresh), the framework itself automatically parses out the interactive elements and ships them. There's no context switch between interactive and non-interactive either, since all rendering is done with the same language and framework, and even the same file. I think this is great. I didn't hate jQuery. I just hated the context switch between regular HTML templates, and creating a jQuery component. If the entire frontend can be treated uniformly, that's a huge plus.