Well, jQuery is not completely backwards compatible: perhaps you'll find the similar discussionthe similar discussion helpful. I'd say that move is definitely worth it, if your JS-codebase already has shown errors.
Well, jQuery is not completely backwards compatible: perhaps you'll find the similar discussion helpful. I'd say that move is definitely worth it, if your JS-codebase already has shown errors.
Well, jQuery is not completely backwards compatible: perhaps you'll find the similar discussion helpful. I'd say that move is definitely worth it, if your JS-codebase already has shown errors.
Well, jQuery is not completely backwards compatible: perhaps you'll find the similar discussion helpful. I'd say that move is definitely worth it, if your JS-codebase already has shown errors.
