3.06.1 My Thoughts About Jsx

JSX, in fact, duplicates HTML. But not equal to HTML. Because HTML is compiled from JSX. JSX design has two main goals: be the same as HTML(as HTML-like as possible) for human eyes, and so that machines don't confuse it with HTML. Because, again, HTML is compiled from JSX.

JSX is design to be as HTML-like as possible. But there are differences. First of all, JSX is not HTML. At all!

JSX is a mix that includes all three components of a web page: HTML markup, styles and JavaScript.

When you edit JSX, you see the mix, when you run JSX, you split this mix temporarily (by files in memory), when you build JSX, you get a forever split mix (by files on disk).

Since you deals with JSX while editing, you must learn to distinguish between HTML-based web pages and JavaScript-based web pages.

There is no way to reverse engineer with web pages compiled from JSX.

With JSX you can draw a single point, with old HTML-style you can draw a single point if redraw whole screen.

In JSX you can dedicate element that will be draw one point, in HTML you dedicate element and put it in matrix.

JSX - split screen matrix on a pixels. If you want to draw a pixel, you draws this pixel. In HTML if you want to draw pixel, you must redraw whole matrix with one new pixel.