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Nov 2 2021

Why Outdated jQuery Is Still the Dominant JavaScript Library

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Why Outdated jQuery Is Still the Dominant JavaScript Library
jQuery is one of the longest running and most influential JavaScript libraries on the web. How has it stood the test of time?
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