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It's not that hard to remove jQuery, using this site, after using it to prototype something. I had 97 $s in a recent file and it only took an hour to convert it
by kyleyeats 4y ago
It's not that hard to remove jQuery, using this site, after using it to prototype something. I had 97 $s in a recent file and it only took an hour to convert it. It takes way more time to convert React to vanilla JS. But I think that's been the point of React for long time: lock-in.
The current debate over shoving the styles into components or shoving them into the toolcahin boggles my mind. It's driving me crazy.