JSX is syntactic sugar
Read OriginalThis article clarifies that JSX is not HTML, XML, or a templating language, but syntactic sugar that compiles to nested JavaScript function calls (like React.createElement). It explains how this works, the implications for performance and TypeScript integration, and how it simplifies direct DOM manipulation compared to verbose native APIs.
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