And after all these years, those people surrendered and started to stick to mandatory closing tags when React was introduced, proving XHTML was right. How amusing.
> And after all these years, those people surrendered and started to stick to mandatory closing tags when React was introduced, proving XHTML was right.
I would argue HTML has been way more successful than React and thus XHTML hasn't been proven right.
JSX requires a build though, it's easier to enforce syntax when a missing character will just work while writing it. There are no JSX errors at runtime for this reason.
