Echo JS 0.11.0

Great resource.  I've seen a few "you don't need jQuery" sites before but they were more general; actually listing commonly used methods and how to do them without $ is a much nicer way to present it. 


A couple of the things though that make jQuery really nice to use are:

a.  Clean syntax that's pretty much known by everyone across the JS-sphere, including chainable methods.
b.  Events.
c.  Promises.
d.  Cross-browser compliance (much, much, MUCH less of an issue these days, and hence "what version of IE are you targeting").



But yeah, in terms of DOM manipulation etc, I usually go native anyway.

wtf. are they a notoriously shitty ISP or something? that's astonishingly bad practice, not to mention bad JS.

Simple and easy to use.  Pardon my ignorance but what exactly would its primary purpose be?

Wow, that's excellent.  The art of debugging clientside code has come in leaps and bounds in the past few years.