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Jesse Hunter
12,531 PointsIts so.....beautiful.... so amazingly simple compared to the Javascript and the DOM videos. i might cry
:happyface:
Tyler Durden
2,406 Pointstraversing the DOM was so bad IMO because he kept adding JavaScript code to the same js file and it was so hard to follow what was going on... should have deleted all the code and made a brand new, BLANK slate every time there was a new concept (showing /hiding list, adding , removing elements, moving up, moving down elements etc..).
Combining all that scribble text on one file was absolutely horrid.
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Will Hernandez
3,170 PointsThey shouldn't have given my boy Guil the dry DOM section or maybe im slightly bias since we almost share the exact same name :-)
Steven Ventimiglia
27,371 PointsjQuery is on the way out. In my 20+ years of experience, it's become quite antiquated and causes serious issues when building applications that need to be cleaner and faster. I believe, like many other folks, that Vue.js will eventually be it's replacement - which is soon to be a Treehouse Course this month (June, 2018.)
rhupp
11,019 PointsVery good to know! I'll be sure to learn that next.
James March
7,921 PointsI agree with everything here!
Tony Soukkeo
8,170 PointsTony Soukkeo
8,170 PointsHahaha I was thinking the exact same thing! Coming directly over from traversing the Dom with JavaScript. This seems amazing.