Each renders each item in the array you pass, When renders the html you pass when the condition is met, and Component renders another component. Those are all u

Each renders each item in the array you pass, When renders the html you pass when the condition is met, and Component renders another component. Those are all used inside of a plain string, leveraging JavaScript interpolation (core language feature, no hacks). Again, I want you to be able to go from learning pure JavaScript to Joystick. Assuming you learned about stuff like interpolation and template literals, you’d have an existing mental model for understanding what’s happening. Coupled with writing plain HTML, it’s as close to the metal as you can get. As for Next, it’s certainly a step forward, but the folder-based routing is another abstraction that obscures the concept of a URL and uses hacks (like weird folder names to support params) to get what is a one line string in something like Express (the router in Joystick). Nothing inherently wrong with that, but it breaks affordances around how the web works. Check out the Next boilerplate on Github on the CheatCode account. Working on that furthered my motivation to build Joystick. As for syntax highlighting, you can get this by prefixing an html`` before the backticks for your string (I need to spend some time automating this so IDE’s respect the HTML in the string w/o a helper). To be frank, based on your general tone and username, you sound like someone from one of these projects (or your livelihood depends on them in some way) and got your feelings hurt.