maybe i'm missing something, but I don't see jQuery as a massive skill-set investment. There is the selectors and the api, but it does overlap with a lot of oth

maybe i'm missing something, but I don't see jQuery as a massive skill-set investment. There is the selectors and the api, but it does overlap with a lot of other frameworks like underscore.js etc.. after switching it would be a matter of looking up the new syntax for a few weeks?