Too many people are so eager to jump on the jQuery hate bandwagon. I'll say it - I STILL USE JQUERY.
Why?
With that said, I do use it sparingly and when I do, I make sure to indicate that a variable is pointing to a jQuery object:
$menuItems = $('.menu-items');
I still use JQuery for all of the same reasons 😅 I work at a non profit that caters to an older demographic so IE support is a necessary evil.
At least the first point you can change with Babel :)
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Too many people are so eager to jump on the jQuery hate bandwagon. I'll say it - I STILL USE JQUERY.
Why?
With that said, I do use it sparingly and when I do, I make sure to indicate that a variable is pointing to a jQuery object:
I still use JQuery for all of the same reasons 😅 I work at a non profit that caters to an older demographic so IE support is a necessary evil.
At least the first point you can change with Babel :)