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>Back in the day we did plenty of "real world professional projects" with jQuery. And they were terribly unperformant, bug ridden, messes of spaghetti that I w

>Back in the day we did plenty of "real world professional projects" with jQuery. And they were terribly unperformant, bug ridden, messes of spaghetti that I wouldn't wish on anyone in the year 2024. Things evolved past that for a reason.

sgarland 2y ago
Bold of you to assume that modern web dev isn’t also a terribly unperformant, bug-ridden mess of spaghetti.
- pier25 2y ago
  Exactly. I've seen way more bloated React/Angular SPA apps than the typical PHP/jQuery Web 2.0 from back in the day.