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I feel like very few people must be using jQuery nowadays, but I suppose this is good news for those who still are.
The vast majority of (smaller) websites that I see still use it, I’d say it’s very much alive
Pretty much all WordPress sites still use it and that’s a CMS that runs almost 40% of online sites.
I have some old sites that use minimal JavaScript that I never plan on moving to a modern framework. Probably should upgrade them though lol.
Serious question how is it these days? What is it used for mostly?
Well, THAT wasn’t on my bingo card. More power to 'em, I guess.
I never really understood the appeal of jQuery, it doesn’t do anything that you can’t do natively, and it’s not like it does any of the things it DOES do significantly better than native. Just not worth the cost of adding a dependency, for me.
jQuery 4. 20 years later…
