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Sure,but you need to learn JSX to read code exemples around the web.So you cant really use React without knowing JSX. That's a subtle thing but important enoug
by aikah 12y ago
Sure,but you need to learn JSX to read code exemples around the web.So you cant really use React without knowing JSX.
That's a subtle thing but important enough when you're working on big projects.
- dandelany 12y agoSure, but if you can read HTML and you've read the above list of caveats: congratulations, you can now read JSX. The attributes are simply passed to children as props. There's really not much to it.
- dkersten 12y agoI don't think its a big deal. I use ClojureScirpt and Om, but often read React sample code (sepecially the React-bootstrap snippets). JSX doesn't map to what my ClojureScript code looks like at all, and neither does the pure JS React code, but I don't find it hard to read or understand at all and its fairly easy to learn what I need from it.