I suppose it could, but there are annoyances with JSX defaults. For instance, Vue provides a method to explicitly declare your template variable delimiter synt

I suppose it could, but there are annoyances with JSX defaults. For instance, Vue provides a method to explicitly declare your template variable delimiter syntax. Last time I looked this was requested of React, but not implemented, someone correct me if I'm wrong on that and it has come along in the last year or two. So.. lets say you wanna put some modern Javascript in some Django templates to make them look spiffy. With Vue you can just declare your delimiter to be `[[` instead of `{{`, (because `{{` conflicts with Django's template variable syntax) with a one-liner setting. I'm sure you could do this in React with a custom parser function (or maybe there's a third party library?) but it's a lot easier when the framework just gives such things to you out of the box. If I do this all over the place and some other guy comes along years from now with no documentation on what he's getting into, he doesn't need to know too much to figure out what's going on and work on it. Right away he'll see "delimiter = [[" at the top of the script block in a template and can grep double brackets in the whole project to get an overview of what's being done.