Static doesn’t mean no JavaScript. Usually it means it’s not rendered on the server. Every time i start making a static website, i end up needing to include a

Static doesn’t mean no JavaScript. Usually it means it’s not rendered on the server. Every time i start making a static website, i end up needing to include a table (or some other structured display of data) and then just switch to JSX to render the data with a loop. Sometimes i then render it as html and deploy, and sometimes i deploy it as react. But that’s how i usually end up using React even when static.