Is it good practice to use AngularJS and JQuery togather?

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Hello All,

I am developing a new Module in my ASP.NET MVC Application and i want to use AngularJS in that Module.
But in that Module i have to use JQuery too.
So is it good practice to use AngularJS and JQuery together?

Your Suggestions can help me a lot.
Thanks in advance.

Posted 12-Mar-15 23:34pm

Pratik Bhuva

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Thanks7872 13-Mar-15 5:47am

'Good practice' is subject of debate,but if it serves your purpose than you can. Nothing wrong with it.

Pratik Bhuva 13-Mar-15 8:35am

Thanks Sir.
I was just worrying about the problems that might occur because of the use of these two(AngularJS and JQuery) together.

Thanks7872 13-Mar-15 9:00am

This may not be useful in context of this question but one should be very careful while using mix of knockout.js and JQuery.

Personal experience : JQuery and Angularjs is totally fine with each other. Go with it.

Pratik Bhuva 13-Mar-15 9:26am

Thank you so much Sir.
Now I can implement something more relevant than Demos in AngularJS.

Faisalabadians 17-Mar-15 11:00am

Partik Bhuva you are correct. There is no any problem with each other but I would like to add something in, never mess with dom using JQuery which is being used by AnuglarJS. I mean lets say you are trying to change content of directive but AngularJS is watching them then there might be a unpredictable situation.

Pratik Bhuva 18-Mar-15 3:09am

Thanks Faisalabandians.
Thanks for your suggestion now I will be careful while handling this kind of situation.
:)

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Jenny B Jones · Answer 1 · 2015-03-28T02:47:00

Solution 1

Yes, Of course... No need to hesitate to do so. It works great with both systems and they work as peers in your applications..

Posted 28-Mar-15 2:47am

Jenny B Jones

Updated 1-Apr-15 0:32am

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Abhinav S · Answer 2 · 2015-03-28T03:18:00

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Yes. If you use JQuery, angular will use your script path of JQuery.
If not, it will use its own version - https://docs.angularjs.org/misc/faq[^].

Posted 28-Mar-15 3:18am

Abhinav S