Naahh... React Elements ... which if I understand correctly are more generally vnodes.
"Compile" was a poor choice of wording on my part :)
It was the "HTML" that prompted me - "compile" is often used where "transpile" is appropriate - the issue is when people see JSX as markup rather than function calls; HTML only gets generated for SSR, not for client side rendering.
I honestly don't see the problem with JSX. It's an excellent, declarative syntax for creating UIs.
JSX as part of a sequence of JavaScript statements can be quite imperative; e.g. Marko's components are more declarative - the imperative behaviour of the component is clearly separated from its rendered representation; no "context switching" while reading JavaScript code.
But clearly there are people on both sides of the fence.
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Naahh... React Elements ... which if I understand correctly are more generally vnodes.
It was the "HTML" that prompted me - "compile" is often used where "transpile" is appropriate - the issue is when people see JSX as markup rather than function calls; HTML only gets generated for SSR, not for client side rendering.
JSX as part of a sequence of JavaScript statements can be quite imperative; e.g. Marko's components are more declarative - the imperative behaviour of the component is clearly separated from its rendered representation; no "context switching" while reading JavaScript code.
But clearly there are people on both sides of the fence.