r/ProgrammerHumor 2d ago

Meme ancientTools

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u/winter-m00n 2d ago

Probably unpopular opinion, but still better than react and angular. at least you don't need to build your whole site around it. Nor all sites need those heavy frontend framework.

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u/1Mdrops 2d ago edited 1d ago

100% this. If I'm doing website work, jQuery is a breeze to write.

Application work, I prefer angular but I wouldn't waste my time on a website rigging this into it and I think it's overkill if you're not handling data on the fly, reusing components and want single page app performance.