I still use jQuery extensively. We build our services using Django/Flask. And provide our users (B2B) with an administrative UI based on Bootstrap. I'm not a fan of a SPA's it creates a set of problems which I am aware solutions for are available. Currently each page is rendered by the server. jQuery and little bit of vanilla JS does the job pretty well. I couldn't find a problem with our implementation.
Although, we do build Standalone Angular services for some of our clients for their customers (B2B2C) in some cases.
I do understand the advantages of using a modern JavaScript Library or a framework "or at least I think I do" yet I don't see that we face any of those problems to make the transition.
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I still use jQuery extensively. We build our services using Django/Flask. And provide our users (B2B) with an administrative UI based on Bootstrap. I'm not a fan of a SPA's it creates a set of problems which I am aware solutions for are available. Currently each page is rendered by the server. jQuery and little bit of vanilla JS does the job pretty well. I couldn't find a problem with our implementation.
Although, we do build Standalone Angular services for some of our clients for their customers (B2B2C) in some cases.
I do understand the advantages of using a modern JavaScript Library or a framework "or at least I think I do" yet I don't see that we face any of those problems to make the transition.