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> Apps built on newer front-end frameworks like Angular and React might not need it, for example.

Well, Angular has jQuery (lite) built in.



It has a jQuery-mostly-compatible node wrapper built-in, which is why it doesn't need jQuery.


Which is both good and bad in that it also modifies jQuery's internals if it's present. (I last looked at the 1.0.x branch)




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