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Re:JQuery 3.4.0 Released by sebazzz on Thursday April 11, 2019 @12:57AM (#19631272)
Migrate from jQuery to React. You make it sound trivial but it is essentially a complete new way of developing the front-end. Not necessarily a SPA, but certainly a front-end with more interactivity than a few buttons and dialogs.

In my experience React front-ends are more driven by separate data retrieved and stored at the server, while jQuery front-ends are mostly server-side rendered and jQuery is used for some degree of dynamic flexibility.

Re:JQuery 3.4.0 Released by austincheney on Thursday April 11, 2019 @01:25AM (#19631391)
Have you considered authoring code without either of those tools? Then you can independently add in the appropriate tool to adjust for efficiency. Thinking in terms of the tooling first is premature optimization. Focus on the end product first, and the correct tooling (if any) will be clear.
Re:JQuery 3.4.0 Released by Spivak on Thursday April 11, 2019 @02:35PM (#19637728)
I honestly don't think that dev workflow is even possible with most frameworks. It's not like you can take an existing website and add interactivity or extend the existing interactivity with React.

The current landscape of web tools is pretty much that you have to call your shot from the beginning or suffer a rewrite later.

Re:JQuery 3.4.0 Released by austincheney on Thursday April 11, 2019 @10:03PM (#19641270)
That is certainly true once a framework is chosen, but before that you can prototype in many directions and extends in pieces. Extending a site to use a framework is not all or nothing.