> Like jQuery before it, React hasn't aged well. jQuery has aged beautifully! In case you or anyone else reading don’t realize it, jQuery aged so beautifully

> Like jQuery before it, React hasn't aged well. jQuery has aged beautifully! In case you or anyone else reading don’t realize it, jQuery aged so beautifully the APIs are now built into (or in many cases fixed/standardized in) every browser in C++. Yes that means the downloadable version is no longer needed, but please keep in mind every time you use a selector (for those that don’t call them “selectors” anymore some basic examples: “#content” or “.dropdown”) in JavaScript, you’re “using jQuery”. Even the fetch API was roughly pioneered by jQuery’s Ajax helpers, and slightly refined and included in every modern browser. To discredit jQuery for being redundant is exclusively a lack of knowing browser history.