## A Tooling Example Being a foundational technology, CHTML gives us every room to bring our own tooling. This example shows how we could use a DOM abstraction library, like jQuery, from scoped scripts. Below, we're simply binding the `$` variable globally for use in every scoped script. ```html

``` Tooling can also help us acheive more efficient DOM manipulation. Generally, surgically updating the DOM may have performance implications on the UI, as arising from layout thrashing (see [this article](https://developers.google.com/web/fundamentals/performance/rendering/avoid-large-complex-layouts-and-layout-thrashing) on Web Fundamentals). But we also don't need as much as a *Virtual DOM* for this. A technique like that of [fast DOM](https://github.com/wilsonpage/fastdom) could just suffice. This technique is natively implemented by the [PlayUI](https://docs.web-native.dev/play-ui) library which has a jQuery-like API. We will now use PlayUI as a drop-in replacement for jQuery. [Check the live example here](https://web-native.dev/package/chtml/docs/demos/jquery.html) ```html

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