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Too late, http://youmightnotneedjquery.com/
The left column of that site only confirms (for me) how much friendlier Jquery is and that I don't want to give it up.
The first three examples, which are probably the worst, improve greatly in more modern browsers that include the fetch() API.
In my view even the jQuery examples look a lot better if you can write ES6.
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Too late, http://youmightnotneedjquery.com/
The first time I saw that site, I assumed it was a joke. Seems more to me like it's trying to tell people how nice jQuery is. Who would look at that and walk away with the opinion that jQuery is unnecessary?
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Too late, http://youmightnotneedjquery.com/
The first time I saw that site, I assumed it was a joke. Seems more to me like it's trying to tell people how nice jQuery is. Who would look at that and walk away with the opinion that jQuery is unnecessary?
If you're developing a user-facing app, then yeah, jQuery is still pretty darn helpful.
1. I would like to know, if there are any such "free" tutorials related to web development, which are short and in-depth, and covers a breadth and depth of knowledge.
2. Are there any live coding walk-through tutorials of real world projects/examples, that helps you get complete understanding of development process?
By watching professionals in action, we can learn a lot from them, such as best practices, thought process, handling issues and problems and much more.
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The left column of that site only confirms (for me) how much friendlier Jquery is and that I don't want to give it up.
The site only goes to IE10 though. The first three examples, which are probably the worst, improve greatly in more modern browsers that include the fetch() API. In my view even the jQuery examples look a lot better if you can write ES6.
I ran into this issue of jquery silently failing a while ago and will always remember that pain point
2. Are there any live coding walk-through tutorials of real world projects/examples, that helps you get complete understanding of development process?
By watching professionals in action, we can learn a lot from them, such as best practices, thought process, handling issues and problems and much more.
Fantastic tutorial. Easily-understood bite-sized chunks instead of tedious, hour-long lessons. Got me through React after several failed attempts. Well done Dimi.