If all you need is DOM manipulation then it probably doesn't matter what you use. Heck, with jQuery dropping IE support, if you only need DOM manipulation then

If all you need is DOM manipulation then it probably doesn't matter what you use. Heck, with jQuery dropping IE support, if you only need DOM manipulation then why are you even using jQuery? Dojo has been great for managing our very complex UI - I certainly wouldn't want to do it in jQuery, but that said, I wouldn't necessarily choose dojo for some brochureware website job. In other words: the right tool for the job.