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I'm a big jQuery fan. Some new frameworks that do DOM binding are just too "magic". Sometimes there is close to zero js code for a page, which, while cool, mean
by teknopaul 4y ago
I'm a big jQuery fan. Some new frameworks that do DOM binding are just too "magic". Sometimes there is close to zero js code for a page, which, while cool, means it's hard to find out what to do to add new featues when the default behaviour is not what you want.
With Jquery it seems the balance of writing code to make page active, and not writing too much code, is correct.
I guess I prefer reading code than docs.
- dspillett 4y agoYeah, for what little front-end dev I do these days I prefer to keep the abstraction a bit more at the jQuery level. Quite a few of the mini-jQuery libraries, like the ones I linked to, are doing just that and allowing the sort of DOM manipulation it does but without all the other stuff.