Interesting point, documentation is vital for any tools. Modern frameworks such as Svelte have such incredible documentation with practical examples and even interactive playgrounds. It makes the difference for sure, I agree with you.
About the size, I don't know if it is not the issue, maybe it is, at least indirectly. If you take any web vitals test, it can improve your perf score significantly, because some key metrics are related to that.
Loading jQuery to make classic sliders, basic animations has a cost. I did not measure that precisely, though.
JQuery is of size 30kb minified as per the website and momentjs (66kb) which is also a widely used library in frontend development. ( i know don't use moment js thing)
I don't think size is really that big issue to kill JQuery. JQuery can't Provide with more accessibility or code easiness that it use to.
JQuery is of size 30kb minified as per the website and momentjs (66kb) which is also a widely used library in frontend development. ( i know don't use moment js thing)
I don't think size is really that big issue to kill JQuery. JQuery can't proved with more accessibility or code easiness that it use to.
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Interesting point, documentation is vital for any tools. Modern frameworks such as Svelte have such incredible documentation with practical examples and even interactive playgrounds. It makes the difference for sure, I agree with you.
About the size, I don't know if it is not the issue, maybe it is, at least indirectly. If you take any web vitals test, it can improve your perf score significantly, because some key metrics are related to that.
Loading jQuery to make classic sliders, basic animations has a cost. I did not measure that precisely, though.
JQuery is of size 30kb minified as per the website and momentjs (66kb) which is also a widely used library in frontend development. ( i know don't use moment js thing)
I don't think size is really that big issue to kill JQuery. JQuery can't Provide with more accessibility or code easiness that it use to.
JQuery is of size 30kb minified as per the website and momentjs (66kb) which is also a widely used library in frontend development. ( i know don't use moment js thing)
I don't think size is really that big issue to kill JQuery. JQuery can't proved with more accessibility or code easiness that it use to.