I recently spent three months on a client's Java project for which I had to use jQuery.
I've to say, after a bit it was actually fun to develop and furthermore inspired me my last ideas of blog posts 😉
Some might argue that jQuery is polyfill (IMO biggest pro of jQuery is that it polyfills/unifies/abstracts ugly APIs under its umbrella), when it comes to a lot of browser differences (especially old ie).
You know what, I actually never thought about it that way but that's actually a really clever and simple way of describing jQuery nowadays.
Thank you 👍
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I recently spent three months on a client's Java project for which I had to use jQuery.
I've to say, after a bit it was actually fun to develop and furthermore inspired me my last ideas of blog posts 😉
Some might argue that jQuery is polyfill (IMO biggest pro of jQuery is that it polyfills/unifies/abstracts ugly APIs under its umbrella), when it comes to a lot of browser differences (especially old ie).
You know what, I actually never thought about it that way but that's actually a really clever and simple way of describing jQuery nowadays.
Thank you 👍