Sorry for the late response on this, I've been grinding hard the past few weeks. I am learning jQuery and using it elsewhere in the project, not to mention I'm on bootstrap 4 so its already included. In the end its basically the same thing, a little more concise. I'm tending to like jQuery more and more, which you may see in a post later today ;)
To me, the jQuery stuff is so much easier. Just look at document.getElementById("myBigOldId").value vs $("#myBigOldId").value. But I totally see it becoming outdated, since it doesn't do anything "new".
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Sorry for the late response on this, I've been grinding hard the past few weeks. I am learning jQuery and using it elsewhere in the project, not to mention I'm on bootstrap 4 so its already included. In the end its basically the same thing, a little more concise. I'm tending to like jQuery more and more, which you may see in a post later today ;)
LOVE seeing passion and hard work! I personally would suggest learning the native functions over jQuery.
jQuery was created to overcome major inconsistencies between browsers. Which is less the case now-a-days. I would recommend checking online sources like You-Dont-Need-jQuery (github) or (Now More Than Ever) You Might Not Need jQuery (csstricks). :)
But like all technologies, its up to you if you want to use it or not!
Note: Bootstrap 5 does not uses jQuery out of the box. Although it does support it. ref
To me, the jQuery stuff is so much easier. Just look at document.getElementById("myBigOldId").value vs $("#myBigOldId").value. But I totally see it becoming outdated, since it doesn't do anything "new".