> If I have an option i'll stick with JSX. "I don't like the way the garnish looks they put on my ribeye, so I'm just gonna head over to McDonalds." JSX doesn

> If I have an option i'll stick with JSX. "I don't like the way the garnish looks they put on my ribeye, so I'm just gonna head over to McDonalds." JSX doesn't even parse the same as HTML5; it matches XHTML from decades ago. Again, the source doesn't match what the target uses (browsers). It's close, but not the same. A Big Mac is close to a good burger, but it's not a good burger.