I'm personally a big fan of JSX & love the way it allows me to split up & componentize my code. Even though JSX had been around before Reac...
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Cool idea to try to use JSX without any framework or compiler 👍 Thank you for the post!
I discovered it with Stencil. It's pretty neat to be able to write Web Components with JSX too.
Just checked out Stencil it looks great. Thanks for showing me this! I've been trying to check out web components but the other options looked a bit intimidating.
Stencil lead me to use also React, maybe you will follow the other way around 😉
Happy my answer was useful and thanks again for your interesting post!
Good to see an other developer from the UAE. 👋
Heyo 👋. It's honestly pretty rare to see someone from the UAE on here lol
Exactly. I would love to collaborate in someway.
Let's do it! I've dropped you a PM
I am a jsx fan as well, but have you seen lit-html I feel like that's a better way to go without React. Also with an IDE or plugin for your editor you can get syntax highlighting pretty easily.
Yep I've tried it out before one thing that annoys me is having to constantly wrap all jsx in the html function. A good alternative is the the Babel plugin which transforms jsx into htm. Perhaps I'll try and use that more often
For lit-html, syntax highlighting in VSCode doesn't seem to be as smart as JSX, though.
You have to download the lit-html extension. It's not as good as jsx Emmet though
Is there a template literals html highlighter, might do the job for most things even when not using lit?
I'm x vscode and now I use webstorm which is a dream.
It would be nice, if I can make it play well with TypeScript.
There is vhtml, but it isn't yet TypeScript ready.
Akin to html template strings, there is also pug template string; but I guess it can't be properly minified.
Perhaps give this a go: github.com/nicojs/typed-html