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Hasn't JS caught up with jQuery mostly? * x-platform (that was a big thing in jQuery in the beginning): solved in JS * DOM selection (not as elegant w/o some
by cies 2y ago
Hasn't JS caught up with jQuery mostly?
* x-platform (that was a big thing in jQuery in the beginning): solved in JS
* DOM selection (not as elegant w/o some aliassing, but still): solved in JS
* making XHR: solved in JS
* building plugins: solved in JS
* method().chaining().style().of().programming(): not in JS
That's mostly I think.