Angular does mix HTML and presentation logic. That's the point, and this is desirable. Angular does not mix Presentation and Business logic. React doesn't inhe

Angular does mix HTML and presentation logic. That's the point, and this is desirable. Angular does not mix Presentation and Business logic. React doesn't inherently mix the two, but it doesn't dissuade it either. > This does not make sense. React.js whole point is writing components that do emit HTML and re-render themselves (and children). Yes, but it's writing code in Javascript that emits snippets of HTML or DOM. I'm generally not a fan of this approach. Even just just iteration requires jumping between the two, and often breaks up the page into multiple smaller segments in cases where it really doesn't need to me.