If you’ve had the pleasure of trying to stumble your way through learning React, you’ll have been through the adjustment phase with JSX. Putting HTML and JS side-by-side feels like it’s violating the internet rules at first. It’s just a new mashup - an awkward lovechild.

Want more illustrated notes on web development?
Take a look at [[JavaScript’s …spread Operator]], [[A Fruitful Guide to JavaScript’s Comparison Operators]] or A Fresh Serving of JavaScript ES2019 A Fresh Serving of JavaScript ES2019
Illustrated notes on the new language changes in JavaScript ES2019