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Hi,

The JavaScript frameworks change fast. I don't know how many are still using Dojo today. jQuery works better. But will it last for another 2-3 years? How would it compare with the latest JavaScript frameworks like React.js, Angular.js etc?

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Please see this topic on a similar vein. In many scenarios, jQuery doesn't complete with other frameworks, but is used in conjunction with them.

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