It seems to me that jQuery doesn’t seem to be written as an OOP framework, it seems too short, and not verbose enough for that. Am I right in thinking this and if it isn’t written as OOP, then what methodology/paradigm are they using?
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It seems to me that jQuery doesn’t seem to be written as an OOP framework, it seems too short, and not verbose enough for that. Am I right in thinking this and if it isn’t written as OOP, then what methodology/paradigm are they using?
They use the functional programming paradigm.
It’s tiny, it’s straightforward, and it’s fast.