Yep. Solid js stays true to js. A div is literally a div. And you can use Solid without jsx, and used tagged templates if you so desire.
You can use React without jsx too. JSX is just a very thin wrapper over React.createElemental
``` const h = React.createElement
h('div', { id: 'foo' }, [ h(MyComponent, props) ])
```
Of course the props to divs are a bit different and event listeners/styles can be written inline, but none of this is JSX specific.
You can use React without jsx too. JSX is just a very thin wrapper over React.createElemental
``` const h = React.createElement
h('div', { id: 'foo' }, [ h(MyComponent, props) ])
```
Of course the props to divs are a bit different and event listeners/styles can be written inline, but none of this is JSX specific.