True. I like keeping my knives, forks, and spoons separate.
Alternatively, try organising your cutlery by "implement" and "handle". Surely, separating what goes in your mouth from what your grubby hands touch is the right thing to do. The two concerns that should be kept separate!
To push this analogy over the edge, the former is how I see JSX. And my admittedly facetious proposal is how I view the "classical" approach of strict HTML|CSS|JS separation.
Which poses the question: after seven+ years of JSX and it having become the most prominent approach to building UIs, can the "classical"way even be called that anymore?
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True. I like keeping my knives, forks, and spoons separate.
Alternatively, try organising your cutlery by "implement" and "handle". Surely, separating what goes in your mouth from what your grubby hands touch is the right thing to do. The two concerns that should be kept separate!
To push this analogy over the edge, the former is how I see JSX. And my admittedly facetious proposal is how I view the "classical" approach of strict HTML|CSS|JS separation.
Which poses the question: after seven+ years of JSX and it having become the most prominent approach to building UIs, can the "classical"way even be called that anymore?