Comparison AOS vs jQuery

AOS (Animate on Scroll) is a library, created by Michał Sajnóg. It is commonly used by animators for their animation projects. AOS Library is based on CSS/JS. It allows animators to create different animation effects such as fade animations, flip animations, slide animations, zoom animations, anchor placements and easing functions. It provides customization as well. AOS Library provides data attributes such as data-aos-offset, data-aos-duration and data-aos-easing that enables animators to configure their animations with ease. AOS is characterized by its user-friendliness and flexibility. AOS Library can be installed through Bower or npm. It also requires the necessary scripts and sheets from UNPKG.

jQuery is a JavaScript library that provides a wide range of features to its users. It is recognized for its speed, small size and simple API. It is available for use with many browsers on desktops such as Chrome, Edge and Firefox. It is available for use on mobile browsers as well. It is recognized for continually testing the browsers by way of unit tests. jQuery also provides its users with a jQuery Learning Center to help them understand the use of the library. jQuery also comes with a plugin registry which is available in the read-only mode. However, it no longer processes new plugin releases.