I still find JQuery useful for the most basic interactive functionality, like showing/hiding a section of the page on click, because I can get it set up without needing any boilerplate whatsoever.
But I really should start to use the approach of the following article, of just mapping my most-common JQuery APIs to the native browser functionality
I still find JQuery useful for the most basic interactive functionality, like showing/hiding a section of the page on click, because I can get it set up without needing any boilerplate whatsoever.
But I really should start to use the approach of the following article, of just mapping my most-common JQuery APIs to the native browser functionality
Use $ & $$ Instead of document.querySelector/All in JavaScript without jQuery
Ahmad Awais ⚡️ ・ 1 min read