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introduction

by Matthew Stuart

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what is JSX?

JSX is a syntax extension for JavaScript. This means that on its own it’s not much use, browsers cannot read it and it is not valid JavaScript! Before a file containing JSX reaches the browser, it is compiled, which will translate the JSX into JavaScript.

It was written to work with React. It looks like HTML.

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