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by kijin
577 days ago
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Very true. But it doesn't matter if you're building a typical website instead of an SPA, and the only "state" you care about are little things like whether a checkbox is checked. Even in that case, many of the fancy effects people used jQuery for can now be implemented in pure CSS. These days, when I'm working on a simple blog or landing page, I find that I don't even use much JS at all. It's HTML and CSS, not full-blown SPA frameworks, that have gradually replaced jQuery for me. |
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I do think that using either web components or Lit offers a nice layer of encapsulation and reuse as well as some convenience.
There are a lot of options nowadays.