Tools like Babel emerged to bridge a compatibility gap between the evolving ECMAScript specification and the browser lacking behind implementing the new features. Then some "smart" people decided Babel would be a good thing to transform anything and thus React, JSX and the like were born. The problem emerged and took foot when we stopped polyfilling and transpiling the compability gap and instead built further on the powers of these tools and coupled us too tightly with them.
People need to learn to build on and use the platform. Do NOT learn React, Node.js or Tailwind. Learn HTML, JS and CSS. Use these in your projects and they will work forever.
The standards are backwards compatible and evergreen.
Your walled garden withers.
People need to learn to build on and use the platform. Do NOT learn React, Node.js or Tailwind. Learn HTML, JS and CSS. Use these in your projects and they will work forever.
The standards are backwards compatible and evergreen. Your walled garden withers.