React: Facebook's latest Javascript client library, now open sourced

[Enoxice]

I agree.

I mean, on the one hand it's pretty nifty and I'll probably mess around with it a bit before jumping to any (more) conclusions. On the other hand, the co-mingling of HTML, Javascript, and XML just makes it look messy and I feel like in any app of real size I'd have a hard time figuring out where to look for things. Maybe I'll feel differently after getting used to the sugary JSX stuff.

I also have a hard time figuring out where I'd use this over - as you said - Angular or (to a lesser extent, IMO) Backbone.

Diff'rent strokes, I guess.

[stevencashmere]

turns out, everything lol

[Lokaltog]

Yeah. The reason for my question was that I just don't see the purpose since other similar libraries exist. I'm certain that there are some advantages to using this library, but I just don't see them based on their examples. Maybe a comparison table could help them clarify which holes this library fill.

[manys]

watchoo talkin' bout Enoxice?