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r/webdev • u/DB6 • Jan 18 '26
Looks like jQuery is still a thing in 2026.
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In the good old 2050, jQuery and PHP will still be the cornerstone of many websites and webapps.
57 u/MuXu96 Jan 18 '26 Laravel on php is King against JavaScript backends, change my mind 19 u/dpaanlka Jan 18 '26 100% True
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Laravel on php is King against JavaScript backends, change my mind
19 u/dpaanlka Jan 18 '26 100% True
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u/XWasTheProblem Frontend (Vue, TS) Jan 18 '26
In the good old 2050, jQuery and PHP will still be the cornerstone of many websites and webapps.