I have never said that it is not useful or powerful. I just think it's pretty ugly at the code level. In any case, HTML came before Javascript and although a tag language may not be very attractive for modern programmers, for a reason of hierarchy and how the web works, I see more sense to put JS in HTML than the opposite
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For gods sake, if you write it like that, you would never be hired as a react developer in the first place.
React has no attribute based syntax with the exception of modified attribute names like className and onClick. I guess there’s key as well, but looping is never done in the attributes. It’s done like it would be done everywhere else in javascript, in a for loop, functional iteration, or using while. This enables backend js and front js to look similar.
It’s lovely
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I have never said that it is not useful or powerful. I just think it's pretty ugly at the code level. In any case, HTML came before Javascript and although a tag language may not be very attractive for modern programmers, for a reason of hierarchy and how the web works, I see more sense to put JS in HTML than the opposite
For gods sake, if you write it like that, you would never be hired as a react developer in the first place.
React has no attribute based syntax with the exception of modified attribute names like className and onClick. I guess there’s key as well, but looping is never done in the attributes. It’s done like it would be done everywhere else in javascript, in a for loop, functional iteration, or using while. This enables backend js and front js to look similar.
It’s lovely