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So, how does it feel? Does it still make sense to use React? Do you think you could actually efficiently read a React app when built like that? What is the remaining advantage over vanilla JS?
My point is: JavaScript is moving to a declarative style. We want a clear separation of view/template and controller/component-logic, even if there is a move towards having these concepts in one file (component based architecture).
So my question was not if it is possible, but if it makes sense. You would certainly use a different solution than React if you couldn't use JSX.
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So, how does it feel? Does it still make sense to use React? Do you think you could actually efficiently read a React app when built like that? What is the remaining advantage over vanilla JS?
My point is: JavaScript is moving to a declarative style. We want a clear separation of view/template and controller/component-logic, even if there is a move towards having these concepts in one file (component based architecture).
So my question was not if it is possible, but if it makes sense. You would certainly use a different solution than React if you couldn't use JSX.