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@EisenbergEffect const HelloMessage = (props) => <div>Hello {props.name}</div>; Here is your example. There is nothing confusing about this way of using and you can adopt similar way of style all around the application and you should. It's much more better option then %99 of other frameworks and much more simpler then all. It's only bad choice when there are no Javascript Engineers in company...
@EisenbergEffect Also you have accused some people or their expressions as being arrogant and ignorant by providing possibly inaccurate and definitely unrelated justification but I need to point out Separation of concerns isn't equal to the separation of technology. Concerns of any kind of system can represent themselves in lots of different forms and they are not bound to any kind of technology this is where you seem to be confused about.
@EisenbergEffect Your arguments are invalid no UI/UX Developer have to see single line of Javascript code in React and since React is much more simpler than any other view engine out there they will do even better. They will not even see the part where I mapped "Item" component into "ItemList" Component. They can decide to edit both "ItemList" and "Item" and they will not see a single line of Javascript. What they will see is {this.state.firstName} which is standard and only syntax all around React application unlike other library or frameworks which has lots of different words and signs and combination of those in markup. What I hear from the tons friends whose occupied at UI/UX departments(knows or cares nothing about JS) is they are seeing much less alien material(whic is only "{}") in React. So React does nothing to SoC it is lazy Engineers who's are ignoring the SoC and they will do bad in any environment.
@EisenbergEffect In the end who ever looking at the code will see perfectly abstracted pure react components which only has markup inside. Developers/Engineers establishing bad architecture is not a problem of React. Frontend is not a chaotic playground where everybody comes and commits something without order, there are people responsible. It is much worse in my experience when a markup is full of logic and people unfamiliar to Javascript or framework successfully brakes the application by just changing the markup or we drop the logic in markup and loose half the capability of framework or/and do horrible and unsustainable hacks in js.