Well, as you rightly mentioned, there's the fact that you'd be creating an additional element, which might or might not be what you wanted to achieve.
Also when using fragments, the children are effectively moved into the DOM and leaves behind an empty fragment.
But then again, they both serve the same purpose, and whatever works for you is fine. Some people would suggest using the createElement cause it's faster, some would say to use the DocumentFragment cause it was built for this
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Well, as you rightly mentioned, there's the fact that you'd be creating an additional element, which might or might not be what you wanted to achieve.
Also when using fragments, the children are effectively moved into the DOM and leaves behind an empty fragment.
But then again, they both serve the same purpose, and whatever works for you is fine. Some people would suggest using the createElement cause it's faster, some would say to use the DocumentFragment cause it was built for this