whenever i want to use jquery i just include it in the html header and then use it in my javascript files.
so what do people mean when they say that a framework got built-in jquery support?
and the same thing goes with ajax-support.
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whenever i want to use jquery i just include it in the html header and then use it in my javascript files.
so what do people mean when they say that a framework got built-in jquery support?
and the same thing goes with ajax-support.
Frameworks provide actual implementations of common functions that are needed by many application. Built In jQuery support would imply that the framework may use jQuery to implement some of its functionality. Or it could simply imply that the links to the relevant jQuery files are provided.
Same for AJAX, the framework may implement a form submission via AJAX function so that as the user of the framework you may not have to write the code yourself but use the framework’s implementation.