Hmmmm JSX is typically described as more or less aligned with XHTML, but yes it's its own beast. Perhaps I'm leaning too much on the early suggestions from the React folks to think XHTML, and maybe it's not as much of a talking point these days.
As an aside, do you type <br> or <br/> if you use that element in HTML? Just curious.
JSX is more inspired by an obsolete standard called E4X which in fact uses JS for processing XML. So in that sense it is indeed XHTML, but just because of the fact of processing XML. I don‘t think that the React team focused on XHTML because they thought it should be pushed, but this is just my opinion 😊
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Hmmmm JSX is typically described as more or less aligned with XHTML, but yes it's its own beast. Perhaps I'm leaning too much on the early suggestions from the React folks to think XHTML, and maybe it's not as much of a talking point these days.
As an aside, do you type
<br>or<br/>if you use that element in HTML? Just curious.I typed
for a long time, I still refuse to not type selected="selected" old habits die hard I guess.
This is a classic markdown-attempt-to-write
<br/>😄I should give one beer for each markdown error :))
JSX is more inspired by an obsolete standard called E4X which in fact uses JS for processing XML. So in that sense it is indeed XHTML, but just because of the fact of processing XML. I don‘t think that the React team focused on XHTML because they thought it should be pushed, but this is just my opinion 😊