Which one is best suited for enterprise-level JS programming - jQuery or Prototype, and why?

Question

I am trying to choose a JS framework to withstand the test of time (still usable and scalable after 5 years), with a good reliable code base for other programmers to code their own extensions or projects (from complex animations to multi-threaded Ajax). This is what I am comparing:

• extensibility
• Scalability
• Consistent and logical syntax
• Performance
• Ajax Support
• Animation support
• Almost library update history without errors
• Enterprise Case Studies

Perhaps there are other points that I should consider?

Others noted that there are some arguments, but most of them are not applied in the enterprise, as they are short-term advantages, such as:

• Tons of plugins
• Greater momentum

Answer 1

Hm. From the point of view of the enterprise, I will have a completely different set.

• The expected lifetime of the library;
• Learning ability;
• Accessibility of programmers;
• Integration capabilities;
• The quality of the connected code.

I will also take a good look at where and how javascript is expected to be used by the company, and how that will change.

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Answer 2

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Answer 3

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