jQuery evangelists! [closed]

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I'm absolutely digging what I've been able to do in jQuery. From my perspective there isn't a lot jQuery can't do.

I'm working on a new project and my plan is to use jQuery heavily with JSON,Ajax and Webservices inside of a ASP.net project.

Before I go spouting my op开发者_C百科inion about how great jQuery is, I thought I might ask if there are any downsides to jQuery.

I know it is a little subjective, but it still relates to a programming question and there may be answers to common myths about jQuery (for and against).

::UPDATE::

I just figured a question like that may of been helpful to a lot of people just trying to learn jQuery. I have only seen upside, but there are a lot of people out there that might know something or have seen something where it doesn't work. I figured it would be closed due to the subjective nature but I was hoping it would stay open a little longer...