I've been wondering recently if there could be a more generic JSX renderer that could be built into browser. <script type="jsx"> type thing.
I think it could work if it decoupled the reactivity layer and exported a "rerender me" hook that libraries like react/preact/vue/solid/etc could use to manage reactivity.
Because let's be real, `<ul render="@items: (name,index)` and `v-for` type things are terrible. JSX got a lot of things right. It's a pretty darn good marriage of HTML and javascript as far as syntax goes. Besides className, key and the curly syntax to drop into javascript, its pretty pure and straight forward.
I think it could work if it decoupled the reactivity layer and exported a "rerender me" hook that libraries like react/preact/vue/solid/etc could use to manage reactivity.
Because let's be real, `<ul render="@items: (name,index)` and `v-for` type things are terrible. JSX got a lot of things right. It's a pretty darn good marriage of HTML and javascript as far as syntax goes. Besides className, key and the curly syntax to drop into javascript, its pretty pure and straight forward.