Should I skip jQuery and learn REACT straight away or something else altogether?

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  • Here's a real life example. I was building a React app with a mongo database behind a socket.io server for real-time data storage and reference. Had issues with agreeing on the layout with the customer, so we agreed to do something that looks and feels like a spreadsheet, as that's how they've been doing stuff until now. So i used a common table library, but ended up having issues displaying things the way certain cells needed to appear, due to the way the table wanted the data being completely opposite from how i was managing state. Since the table solution was a short-term hack job until we could agree on a better layout for the page, i hardcoded some jQuery hacks and got the job done in no time.

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