"The big selling point for me with React is that I no longer have to learn yet another templating language." Hmm, I get the impression you're tired of having t

"The big selling point for me with React is that I no longer have to learn yet another templating language." Hmm, I get the impression you're tired of having to learn something new and you're happy to stick with what just works for you. . I understand but I'm not sure everyone feel that way, but I would be honest enough to say I think most people in FE development are on your wavelength. Here's the entire syntax documentation: - Tags are functions - Attributes + props are object literals - Strings are text nodes, - Remaining parameters are child elements It's nothing but basic JavaScript. The separation is not enforced by API it's a discipline that can't be forced into React via JSX as far as I've tried. Here you have: - No transpiler - No logic mixed in semantics - No vague component separation - No wrapping everything in a div (use ...spread) - No new syntax to learn Maybe it's not for you, but the advantages are more than obvious.