Sprint.js can be used for manipulating a Web page's DOM, just like jQuery and Zepto.js.
It works using a syntax and API similar to jQuery's, but it comes in a much lighter size with better results when it comes to performance and speed.
This is because the library targets modern browsers only, ditching most of the fallback code that usually bloats jQuery (but also makes it a more useful tool for business and enterprise projects).
The way Sprint.js should be used is as an alternative to jQuery, in projects where support for older browsers is not needed, and the pages also need to load and run much faster than regular projects.
This usually means small scale personal sites, online portfolios, unofficial projects, or mobile versions of a larger website.
What is new in this release:
- Bug fix for setting number values in val().
Requirements:
- JavaScript enabled on client side
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