Love all the syntax features from ES6 and above. Tho there is still room for improvement, like more concise syntax for targeting DOM elements (like jquery does)
That's a browser API consideration. ECMAScript (i.e. ES6) has no concept of a browser.
Besides that, have you used querySelector? You can do pretty much any similar jQuery selection with it.
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Love all the syntax features from ES6 and above. Tho there is still room for improvement, like more concise syntax for targeting DOM elements (like jquery does)
That's a browser API consideration. ECMAScript (i.e. ES6) has no concept of a browser.
Besides that, have you used querySelector? You can do pretty much any similar jQuery selection with it.