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but but but "you might not need jquery", all you need is a million extensively tested hand coded if typeof !== undefined and try catches to support enterprise c
by cozuya 11y ago
but but but "you might not need jquery", all you need is a million extensively tested hand coded if typeof !== undefined and try catches to support enterprise clients. Why would you not want to do that?
- Nasmon 11y agoThe mass of try-catch and the likes simply isn't necessary any more. JS has grown up. IE 8 is still nasty, but if required, one can handle it.