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Is it possible to develop interactive website without jquery?
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Yes, plain Javascript works, it tends to be more verbose though in comparison to Jquery. Even CSS3 has some interactive features.
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jquery is javascript. It's a library/framework that makes writing javascript simpler. Rather than getelementbyId etc. you can target $("#MyElementId") instead.
If you don't like jquery you can try other frameworks or just use plain javascript if you don't want to use any frameworks.
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Yes definitely. You should develop interactive site using Javascript. If you good in Javascript, you don't need jQuery.
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yes, use javascript
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Yes you can if you try
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Yes you can use Javascript, but jquery make development more easy, u should learn it.
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Yes if you have done JavaScript already you have learnt in the first Module that JavaScript adds interactive elements to websites. jQuery is just a JS Library
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I recommend vue js too it's very awesome. But a plain old vanilla JS can equally create interactive site but verbose coding.
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yes, You can
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It is possible. In fact its faster and more efficient to use a lightweight framework like vue.js instead of jquery
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yes use HTML5 with JavaScript based alternate code for web browsers that do not support html5
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Yes, bro... I let to you :)
function smile(){
alert(";)")
}
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yes u could use anything even c++.. but u must master it...I recommend u use simple js frameworks like vue.js and angular.js
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use html5
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if you want your change every Page you load you can use ASP.net
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jQuery is a JS framework, but you can do interactive websites without it
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without use of JavaScript I think it not possible to make an interactive , if you use some other Technics and you success for building a website your site will take more time in loading it's not good for you visitors
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Yes, it is totally possible to create an interactive website without jQuery.
I would recommend using Vanilla Javascript over jQuery if you are still learning or want to learn more. jQuery or other library/frameworks hide the code logic or complexity.
You won't know the real logic of the code unless you go through the source code.
So if you are learning, go with vanilla JS / plain Javascript.
Best of luck. :)
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Learn Bootstrap and angularJS for response website design.
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yes :)