divs and spans are out–they're too low level. I prefer React Native for Web, which feels more like developing for iOS or Android, the JSX feeling more like programmable XML. Sure, there are divs and spans (and h*), underneath, but those are the implementation details.
I agree. I have not done much with react, so can't way in there, but custom elements have been around for a while. As long as we as designers and devs still build contextual and well crafted code all should be fine. :)
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Div is still div :P
If you misuse div then you are not doing your work properly.
divs and spans are out–they're too low level. I prefer React Native for Web, which feels more like developing for iOS or Android, the JSX feeling more like programmable XML. Sure, there are divs and spans (and h*), underneath, but those are the implementation details.
I agree. I have not done much with react, so can't way in there, but custom elements have been around for a while. As long as we as designers and devs still build contextual and well crafted code all should be fine. :)