Very nice post, but I don't quite understand why you would use $('#result') instead of document.querySelector('#result'); the first is quicker to write, but the latter is easier to understand and doesn't require loading jQuery to work.
same for $.each; it's 2019, we can just write [1, 2, 3, 4].each(console.log), no need for jquery whatsoever <3
Very nice post, but I don't quite understand why you would use
$('#result')instead ofdocument.querySelector('#result'); the first is quicker to write, but the latter is easier to understand and doesn't require loading jQuery to work.same for
$.each; it's 2019, we can just write[1, 2, 3, 4].each(console.log), no need for jquery whatsoever <3Ah, sorry, not sure how I missed this reply :(
Thank you for your comments, I agree.