For these cases, I would still default to not using jQuery because we can do much more now with native APIs. Even if I did need something more powerful, I would look for a specific library for the use case, such as axios for Ajax or Animate.
Using libraries like these is generally more lightweight than loading the entirety of jQuery for just a bit of its functionality. I think the best justification for using jQuery is that it provides comprehensive functionality for powering the front end of a website. Instead of having to learn all the various native APIs or special-purpose libraries, you can read just the jQuery documentation and immediately be productive.
Another use case emerges when you must support old versions of IE. In that case, jQuery serves as well as it did when IE was the dominant browser. It has helped a generation of developers make websites that work on every browser. While it has been supplanted in many respects by new libraries, frameworks, and paradigms, jQuery played a huge, positive role in making the web what it is today.
Barring a significant change in jQuery functionality, it seems likely that jQuery will continue to experience a slow but steady decline in usage in the next several years.
New websites tend to be built from the beginning with more modern frameworks, and the good use cases for jQuery are becoming rarer. Some people are unhappy with the rate of churn in web development tooling, but to me, that is a sign of rapid progress.
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Understanding the impact of your JavaScript code will never be easier! Great read! As a newbie, I was wondering about this. You can help us by dropping that code into your existing application and letting us know if anything no longer works. Many thanks to all the people who reported bugs, submitted patches, and otherwise helped with this release! We want to encourage everyone from the community to get involved in contributing back to jQuery core. The team is here and ready to help you help us!
Fix an XSS attack vector: User ma. This practice seemed widespread enough that we decided to modify the selector recognition to prevent script injection for the most common case. See the ticket linked above for more information and a test case. Then they all animate at warp speed! To update the actual attributes in the HTML markup, use.
Please do file a bug report with a test case as soon as possible if you find problems, as described above. The problem is in uneducated developers and legacy jQuery plugins mis-using the jQuery animation API. Is there a reason why the home page is not updated to reflect the new release? The youtube vid on the Konami code has been removed. Any chance you could replace it? This version has been in the works since October We set out to create a slimmer, faster version of jQuery with backwards compatibility in mind.
It is a continuation of the 2. While the 1. If you need IE support, you can continue to use the latest 1. Despite the 3. To assist with upgrading, we have a brand new 3.
And the jQuery Migrate 3. Your feedback on the changes will help us greatly, so please try it out on your existing code and plugins! We highly recommend using this to address any issues with breaking changes in jQuery 3. You can get those files here:. Additionally we now use he native Array. A number of performance improvements were made to jQuery. I have no test it in Opera Changing the value of a slider no longer works in IE. It works in 1. I use jQuery UI 1.
I use a slider and have confirmed this causes the error when setting the value. When updating to 1. Switching to parent. URL has fixed the issue for now, but wondering if 1. Jquery library contains the worlds largest collection of jquery plugins and samples. It contains codes with demo and full documentation and helps users to easily add the code within their html page. The CSS Module are very good, can be more convenient to use. Hi there just wanted to give you a quick heads up.
The words in your content seem to be running off the screen in Safari. The style and design look great though! Hope you get the issue solved soon. After 6 long nights of IE specific css hacks, I decided I try dropping back to previous versions of jQ. I finally traced it down to whatever was released in the 1. Trying to figure out what that really means.
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