i agree with posts above.
when your work is going to be shared, all these shorcuts tends to make it less readable
$(document).ready() is expressive on what the coder mean to do
$() is just for those who used pretty extensively jquery before, and in a team, you can't
assume there are only JQuery experts
So is the better solution to comment the $() use ? Well, you'll need more than 16 bytes to explain it !
i agree with posts
i agree with posts above.
when your work is going to be shared, all these shorcuts tends to make it less readable
$(document).ready() is expressive on what the coder mean to do
$() is just for those who used pretty extensively jquery before, and in a team, you can't
assume there are only JQuery experts
So is the better solution to comment the $() use ? Well, you'll need more than 16 bytes to explain it !
just my 2 cents
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