Js X Is Not a Part of React and It's His Own Thing

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J s x is its own project or It's his own spec, I guess in that instead of being A part of react. That's ideal because J s x even if you like it Yeah, that's true Because i i'm not a huge fan so butYeah, well that's ideal because that's why j s x is Its own project and can be used on other things. There was a for a while We had people using like h or something. What was that? yeah, that was like a function gnarlyBecause you you didn't need a transform for it You didn't bundle as well as just a function calling it. So that was like the thing.

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