AJAX is already implemented in modern browsers in the form of the fetch function and other web standards.
Also, jQuery isn't recommended for usage in modern times. It is extremely large and can't be optimized with modern techniques such as tree-shaking.
You can figure out if a browser supports a certain feature without jQuery too.
It was a popular framework. It really isn't anymore.
Honestly, this seems like a really low-quality post and I suggest you update it to contain more facts and stuff and just have more content instead of just like a 2 min article about what jQuery is and then links to your own blog
No. Just no.
AJAX is already implemented in modern browsers in the form of the
fetchfunction and other web standards.Also, jQuery isn't recommended for usage in modern times. It is extremely large and can't be optimized with modern techniques such as tree-shaking.
You can figure out if a browser supports a certain feature without jQuery too.
It was a popular framework. It really isn't anymore.
Honestly, this seems like a really low-quality post and I suggest you update it to contain more facts and stuff and just have more content instead of just like a 2 min article about what jQuery is and then links to your own blog
Thanks for your suggestion :)
I will try to implement
thanks