The article doesn't make any argument that you need react. It just happens to be what the author uses. (yes he assumes that you do as well but come on, you can

The article doesn't make any argument that you need react. It just happens to be what the author uses. (yes he assumes that you do as well but come on, you can translate it to whatever you're doing) Also, the flexibility described will not fit in a single tag - what tag exactly did you mean? I personally prefer gap-style solutions like a Stack component or something like Tailwind's `space` classes (both using an owl-selector to set margins on children). Either way, margin is tricky in a components-based world because it often breaks the encapsulation. I see this as just an exploration of an option to solve that, do we really need to be this dismissive of exploration?