← Back to context Comment by ameliaquining 1 day ago jQuery is large and contains a lot of things. Which specific features do you think the DOM needs? 14 comments ameliaquining Reply eszed 1 day ago From bevr1337's comment, above:> its API was a reflection of the domain. As a developer, I want to query for a node (CSS selector, xpath, etc.) to affect change and traverse to other nodesThat's what I miss about it. jraph 17 hours ago Doesn't querySelector(All) provide this? troupo 15 hours ago Not entirely. There's a reason people do Array.from(querySelectorAll) to do more than just `forEach` 10 replies → lofaszvanitt 17 hours ago What do you think is alrite in the current spec?
eszed 1 day ago From bevr1337's comment, above:> its API was a reflection of the domain. As a developer, I want to query for a node (CSS selector, xpath, etc.) to affect change and traverse to other nodesThat's what I miss about it. jraph 17 hours ago Doesn't querySelector(All) provide this? troupo 15 hours ago Not entirely. There's a reason people do Array.from(querySelectorAll) to do more than just `forEach` 10 replies →
jraph 17 hours ago Doesn't querySelector(All) provide this? troupo 15 hours ago Not entirely. There's a reason people do Array.from(querySelectorAll) to do more than just `forEach` 10 replies →
troupo 15 hours ago Not entirely. There's a reason people do Array.from(querySelectorAll) to do more than just `forEach` 10 replies →
From bevr1337's comment, above:
> its API was a reflection of the domain. As a developer, I want to query for a node (CSS selector, xpath, etc.) to affect change and traverse to other nodes
That's what I miss about it.
Doesn't querySelector(All) provide this?
Not entirely. There's a reason people do Array.from(querySelectorAll) to do more than just `forEach`
10 replies →
What do you think is alrite in the current spec?