I too loved jQuery, we've used Vue which is on 3.x now and doesn't really seem like it will change terribly much, in the future. It solves all of the things that in jQuery became really difficult while still feeling like there is still a DOM somewhere in there and we're not all that far removed from jQuery style js. Will agree though, most of the newer frameworks I just don't get.
Re:A modest critique of Htmx
by palmfacehn on Wednesday October 09, 2024 @03:55AM
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IE is dead, document.querySelector and friends are sufficient where jQuery was needed. Instead of basking in this achievement, frontend tooling has heaped on bloated build steps with thousands of dependencies. According to the current trends this is the standard way to populate a dynamically updated table or serve a static landing page.
Re:A modest critique of Htmx
by confidantlake on Wednesday October 09, 2024 @11:00AM
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Saying you love Angular 1.x while complaining about complexity is an interesting take.
That said htmx is the only remotely intriguing development I've seen in frontend dev in a decade.