After 2015, the web world started to change. Modern JavaScript frameworks like Angular, React, and Vue.js became popular. These new tools offered features like component-based architecture, better performance, and scalability for large applications — something jQuery was never designed for.
At the same time, browsers improved their native JavaScript APIs. Functions like querySelector, fetch, and modern event handling became standard, making many of jQuery’s advantages unnecessary.
As a result, new projects gradually moved away from jQuery in favor of these modern solutions.
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