jQuery promotes bad development patterns, AND brings a cost for end users. Developers will do themselves and futures devs a favor by not choosing to use it. Is it really gatekeeping to expect people to be aware of commonly used 10 year old features?
I assume developers who share YMNNJQ are just sick of inheriting messy projects built with jQuery. I know I am.
jQuery promotes bad development patterns, AND brings a cost for end users. Developers will do themselves and futures devs a favor by not choosing to use it. Is it really gatekeeping to expect people to be aware of commonly used 10 year old features?
I assume developers who share YMNNJQ are just sick of inheriting messy projects built with jQuery. I know I am.