If you learned Javascript and not jQuery then your experience is just as relevant today, with the main difference being that Javascript has had a lot of improvements since then (e.g. myArray.includes vs myArray.indexOf(x) != -1).
Even jQuery is still helpful if you think of how it's accessing the DOM rather than just a set of magic functions to make things happen.
If you know Javascript you can learn Angular or React or Vue fairly quickly.
Even jQuery is still helpful if you think of how it's accessing the DOM rather than just a set of magic functions to make things happen.
If you know Javascript you can learn Angular or React or Vue fairly quickly.