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Sep 8, 2026 · Industry Insights

jQuery at 20: The $ Symbol That Saved Frontend and Still Powers 66% of the Web

This article traces jQuery's 20-year journey from its 2006 debut as a cross-browser DOM simplification tool to its enduring presence on 66% of websites today, examining how it lowered barriers to web development, shaped modern frontend practices, and remains foundational despite the rise of frameworks like React and Vue.

Cross-browser CompatibilityJavaScriptOpenJS Foundation

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jQuery at 20: The $ Symbol That Saved Frontend and Still Powers 66% of the Web

JD.com Experience Design Center

Sep 13, 2017 · Frontend Development

How We Overcame Front‑End Pitfalls in JD PLUS Mobile Redesign

This article recounts the JD PLUS membership mobile redesign, detailing tight deadlines, complex business logic, front‑end/back‑end separation, Vue.js challenges, UIWebView performance bottlenecks, cross‑origin handling, Flexbox compatibility, ES6 polyfills, array reactivity, WebView caching, and Swiper integration, and how each issue was resolved.

Cross-browser CompatibilityMobile WebPerformance Optimization

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How We Overcame Front‑End Pitfalls in JD PLUS Mobile Redesign