I do know JavaScript, and I do know that document.getElementById ('elem') is not equivalent to $('.elem').
jQuery dates from a time when vanilla JavaScript was hard to use because of browser compatibility. The vanilla JavaScript we have today is much more mature than 10 years ago, when jQuery was a must have.
Being mature is not about having smaller function names to do X.
Sorry for forgot to answer you. Okay, document.getElementById ('elem') is $('#elem'), it's my mistake. So can you give the "more mature" JS examples which is more compact than jQuery?
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I do know JavaScript, and I do know that
document.getElementById ('elem')is not equivalent to$('.elem').jQuery dates from a time when vanilla JavaScript was hard to use because of browser compatibility. The vanilla JavaScript we have today is much more mature than 10 years ago, when jQuery was a must have.
Being mature is not about having smaller function names to do X.
Sorry for forgot to answer you. Okay,
document.getElementById ('elem')is$('#elem'), it's my mistake. So can you give the "more mature" JS examples which is more compact than jQuery?