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Gabe Klein edited this page Jun 10, 2018
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If you use React then you're probably well aquainted with JSX, its de-facto language so to speak. When converted into ES5 code, it forms the instructions followed by React-runtime to in-turn generate visual elements within browsers' DOM, Native applications, or your NEXT.js service. To achieve this, JSX is processed by babel with the help of babel-preset-react, a suite of babel plugins most people are already probably using.
Likewise, XJS also is a suite of babel presets, a handful for any given environment. Expressive on the other hand encompasses the language XJS, its runtime requirements, and build dependancies which enhance your react development even more.
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