I just read your article and I can't agree. JSX is bad because: - multiple intermixed syntaxes increases cognitive load - it requires a pre-compile step (that

I just read your article and I can't agree. JSX is bad because: - multiple intermixed syntaxes increases cognitive load - it requires a pre-compile step (that in some cases makes your payload larger) Inline-styles are bad because: - they take precedence over explicit style tags (this makes overriding these styles more difficult. Theming anyone?) - slows down DOM rendering - increases memory usage - decreases code readability I appreciate your points but they seem to only consider a small number of use-cases. I suggest looking at how Mithril builds its virtual-dom. It's smaller to write, intuitive and just Javascript.