Really, this point can't be stated often enough. It was my reason for switching to React when I learned TypeScript after getting more into JS frameworks via Vu

Really, this point can't be stated often enough. It was my reason for switching to React when I learned TypeScript after getting more into JS frameworks via Vue.JS. My starting point was Vue 2.7, and I started out using string templates haha :) Even wrote some reactive custom code (without Vue, just regular DOM code) in a customer widget that utilized Object.defineProperty et al, inspired by Vue. And today, while I'm using React at $job, I also think Vue 3 is probably a solid framework as well. Last time I checked, they improved on DX of their component and templating system. But I'm not even sure whether they still recommend the v-if etc helper tags. For what it's worth, even Vue 2 always also supported JSX and later TSX