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    1. COTangentially, this is one of my biggest pet peeves as a front-end developer; that people straight up *abuse* jQuery. It is an awesome library and is extremely powerful, but I find that a lot of people use it as an excuse not to have to learn vanilla DOM. This made sense back in the day when you had to deal with IE <9, and still makes sense if you need to support those browsers. But those days are coming to a close, and if all you're using jQuery for is to do some fancy animation and toggle classes on elements, you're wasting space over the wire and cycles on the client's browser.
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    2. COI always pass in DOM elements to jQuery whenever I can. It bypasses having to use jQuery's Sizzle engine, which can be a huge performance crutch. Although Sizzle is smart enough to to bypass having to do a full parse of a selector string when it's a simple ID, there's no reason to initialize the engine at all when you're doing something this simple, and especially when it could be happening as rapidly as a user mousing over different elements. In fact, I would've liked to rewrite *all* of this code in plain vanilla JS but didn't want to deviate too much from the original question.
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    3. CONote that this method will gracefully degrade for older browsers, there just won't be any animations. If animations are *absolutely necessary*, you could always fall back to jQuery's animate function.
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