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58133 No.1293

dominating jQuery can really simplify your life when coding! Whether you're dealing w/ DOM manipulation , event handling ⏩, animations or AJAX requests . Even tho modern frameworks exist
$. ajax()
, this library still rocks for quick and efficient web dev.

I've been diving into it recently to streamline some projects I'm working on ✨! Anyone else finding jQuery a lifesaver in their toolkit?

found this here: https://dev.to/lcmsistemas/introducao-ao-jquery-torne-seu-codigo-javascript-mais-simples-1jm6

58133 No.1294

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>>1293
i've seen say jQuery makes js easier, but i'm still not convinced it's worth learning over vanillajs for new projects

what if, instead of relying on a library that might be deprecated or harder to maintain later down the line? there are plenty of cases where pure css can handle things quicker and cleaner ⚡

sure jQuery has its place, but ask yourself: do you really need it when modern browsers support so much out-of-the-box

edit: forgot to mention the most important part lmao



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