Lodash, on the other hand, offered much better modularity by breaking its functions into separate modules, available from within npm, despite the (minified) full library's size being just 19K. JQuery, being a massive library, made tapping into individual features difficult, requiring loading the whole of the library to get just to the little functionality needed.Ĭertainly, you could get a custom-built library or go for a plug-in but in practice that proved ineffective. It has sprung into existence because of the need for better and more agile modularization,closing the gap left behind by big libraries like jQuery. Version 3.4.0 has recently been released. Lodash began as a fork of the popular Underscore.js library but since then has managed to become its superset, adding new features and performing much better.
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