I agree. At this point HTML5/CSS3 is the standard and adopted by everyone. jQuery is still used, but not nearly as much as in past years. Bootstrap has even dropped the jQuery dependency in v5. I think it could be something to know if you are migrating legacy code, but it is not necessary to know jQuery in this day and age. PHP is still heavily relied upon in Wordpress development and as a standalone language. Along with MySQL, or as an alternative, I would say PostgreSQL because many companies are using using it more and more. Good start, but definitely not a be-all and end-all.
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I agree. At this point HTML5/CSS3 is the standard and adopted by everyone. jQuery is still used, but not nearly as much as in past years. Bootstrap has even dropped the jQuery dependency in v5. I think it could be something to know if you are migrating legacy code, but it is not necessary to know jQuery in this day and age. PHP is still heavily relied upon in Wordpress development and as a standalone language. Along with MySQL, or as an alternative, I would say PostgreSQL because many companies are using using it more and more. Good start, but definitely not a be-all and end-all.