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Mathew Letter

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This will install jQuery to Bower's install directory, the default being bower_components. Within bower_components/jquery/dist/ you will find an uncompressed release, a compressed release, and a map file.

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Note: When you download jQuery, the file name may contain a version number, e.g., jquery-x.y.z.js. Make sure to either rename this file to jquery.js or update the src attribute of the element to match the file name.

Seeing an outdated version? Make sure you're not using the "automatic version" links, like /jqueryui/1/..., but instead use URLs referring to exact versions. Due to concerns over caching and lack of compatibility between even minor versions, we have deprecated and stopped updating the automatic version aliases some time ago, so they will forever refer to an old version (in order to not break existing sites that still use them).

I think the perception then changed from requiring jquery to do basic and advanced tasks and being thankful it was available, to the perception that one is worsening their own product by not using more modern native features that can achieve the same thing

It is not that it is bad , its just with JS dom now being more powerful alot of the complexity JS used to have is already addressed and hence there are less reasons to use jquery. JS has improved by including methods like like querySelect() and .addclasslist(). Since js dom has already reduced alot of complexity with new methods the difference jquery provide for less code is minimal and hence becomes unessary as with any library it increases the page loading time

Honestly , you dont have to make a big deal whether to learn jquery or not , people look at frameworks the wrong way similarly to bootstrap.The purpose of any library and jquery is to reduce coplexity in code and you decide whether if its worth for your project. Alot of document examples are still written in Jquery , and even if you want to use pure vanilla JS you still need to look at examples and translate jquery to pure JS.

I have used jquery and bootstrap for my final year project for example because writing it in pure css and js takes alot of time to write so using a framework make sense.Regardless you should spend more time in the fundamentals on your own personal projects ( html,css and js) because there are alot of times you have to tweak code and you have to look at the underlying structure of libraries like changing certain css in bootstrap for example

I don't know much about Hubspot. I'm trying to modify a form for a customer. I need to use jQuery but when I try something as simple as a $document.ready() log to console I get "Uncaught ReferenceError: $ is not defined" in Chrome DevTools Console. I've tried the instructions shown here - -pages/include-jquery-across-your-hubspot-pages - but I'm not finding the same options described in that article.

How to solve: You need to look at your project files, structure basepage, components, and/or project client library configurations to find a reference of the "cq.jquery" name. If your codebase does not have such values in your project, then you should take a look at the resourceSuperType cq:component scripts and/or client libraries being referenced within the different resources within CRX/DE. Understand what, where, and who is actually including the "cq.jquery" client library would be the first step of removing this unwanted set of libraries.

Once you have found the underlying cause, your next step is to overwrite the resource's script file that includes "cq.jquery", by overlaying (if it is a script file) or to simply edit the client library that is referencing the "cq.jquery" client library name.

Could you please validate if any of your project client-lib has dependency property pointing to AEM jquery clientlibs like cq.jquery or cq.jquery.ui which might call these clientlibs in publish?

14 August 2008 - Using Sparklines with Splunk
I gave a quick 5 minute demo at the Splunk Developers Boot Camp on using the Splunk PHP SDK with jquery.sparkline.js to chart the traffic this page received within the first few days of its launch.

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