cptrp2101

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   by cptrp2101 4y ago

   lol. Montreal would like to have a word.
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   by cptrp2101 5y ago

   I agree. No need to go into something that exists and do a big refactor to pull it out. I'm advocating for not adding it to things you start now.
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   by cptrp2101 5y ago

   You're bang on here. Why import an entire library when once polyfill and native features will serve you nicely.
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   by cptrp2101 5y ago

   I had a big post but deleted it all. I can more concisely say this: The people here saying they still use it have so far demonstrated what I always say. If you're using jQuery, it's time to go back and relearn javascript. Most peo
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   by cptrp2101 5y ago

   https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Document/qu... Does the same as the $ query but native in every browser in IE9+ and gives you a native node. Also more performant than getElementBy&l
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   by cptrp2101 5y ago

   These are really cool. As someone who mostly writes code for web, this seems like a fun way to learn a new stack.
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   by cptrp2101 7y ago

   I switched from momment to dayjs in a project I finished a couple months ago and the massive reduction in entry size was remarkable. I really like dayjs.
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   by cptrp2101 7y ago

   I think, as with anything else, it's important we understand the tools we are using. I started with jQuery and the problem was (like many others) I learned it before I actually learned javascript. I've since backtracked and dug in