301545/how-does-babel-differ-from-jsx
Feature
Babel
JSX
Definition
A JavaScript compiler that transforms ES6+ code into backward-compatible JavaScript.
A syntax extension for JavaScript that allows writing UI components in a syntax similar to HTML.
Purpose
Converts modern JavaScript (ES6+) and JSX into browser-compatible JavaScript.
Makes React code more readable and expressive.
Usage
Used to transpile ES6+, TypeScript, and JSX code.
Used within React to write component structures.
Dependency
Needs presets/plugins like @babel/preset-env, @babel/preset-react.
Requires Babel to compile into valid JavaScript.
Output
Produces plain JavaScript that browsers understand.
Transpiles to React.createElement() calls.
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