Occasionally, I work on marketing sites with dynamic content. Just about every theme out there is going to have jQuery already, and it's simple to use.
I know you can do just about anything it can do with vanillaJS, but still I'd rather write
And just this morning, I was debating whether an internal page with an AJAX form should be a bit of jQuery or a React component. I could make a case for each.
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Occasionally, I work on marketing sites with dynamic content. Just about every theme out there is going to have jQuery already, and it's simple to use.
I know you can do just about anything it can do with vanillaJS, but still I'd rather write
$('#login-form').click(doSomething)
over
document.getElementbyId('#login-form').addEventListener('click',doSomething)
And just this morning, I was debating whether an internal page with an AJAX form should be a bit of jQuery or a React component. I could make a case for each.