The jsxLoader.js script was
created to provide a fast method
for including React with JSX on
web pages and web apps with no
build process
I was under the impression that these scripts do exactly that:
https://reactjs.org/docs/cdn-links.html
What am I missing?
All Demos and Templates use the React CDN links you listed.
The reason this file exists is so that JSX Code can be used in a browser without Babel. Babel Standalone can be used on pages but it is huge and takes a lot of memory and a few extra seconds to display the page. The [jsxLoader.js] file allows JSX to be used almost instantly.
If so what are you using other than Babel?
So React itself brings no function to transform JSX into javascript clientside?
There is a Babel Standalone file that works when used directly on a page but it's huge 1.5 MB of JS so and it takes many seconds to process.
The `jsxLoader.js` file I created uses Babel Standalone for old browsers (IE 11) and then for modern browsers it transforms JSX to JS very quickly without the need for Babel.