JSX was a Mistake
Read OriginalThis article debunks the clickbait title 'JSX was a Mistake' to discuss a common React misunderstanding. It explains, with code examples using both JSX and React.createElement, that a state change and re-render in a parent component does not cause its children to re-render. The author uses a color-changing Box component to visually demonstrate this rendering behavior and explores how 'children' are passed as values, not function calls.
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