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Hi, Are there any specific features tying this to jQuery nowadays? Is there any interest in converting this to a vanilla JS version?

[marcandre]

I’ve started to convert some jQuery calls to use the native DOM. PRs welcome (post here first on what you intend to do…)

[marcandre]

I was not aware of polyfill.io or of fetch 😄. Pretty nice stuff. Great replacement for $.ajax, so it does mitigate my biggest objection.

So I’m starting to feel like it would be possible to have Parsley be compatible with a choice of either jQuery or polyfill.io’s fetch and other.

Not really relevant to the discussion, but I feel your forEach is not needed in ES6…

So I’m reopening this and will see about writing a roadmap. kickstarter?? 😄