True. Also many of these are not actual issues and are just behavior inherent to using JavaScript.

If you don’t like your conditional logic in your template just give them a name and explicit boolean type and be done with it.

Still a useful overview of common idioms though for people who just get started.

> Still a useful overview of common idioms though for people who just get started.

I agree - I just think labeling them as JSX issues is pretty disingenuous. JSX is literally just running them as standard js expressions here - which I actually find delightful: they work the same as they do in normal javascript (quirks included :D ).

The author seems to want something like ng-if="condition", and I find DSLs in this space a real abomination.