Start using JSX with the help of Babel

- [Instructor] At this point, we have not been … in the business of writing React code for very long. … But you may already be getting tired … of having to write React.createElement … over and over and over again. … Now, there are different ways to work around this. … You could create a variable … for React.createElement, say, rce. … And then, you could write your functions like this … instead of having to type that code out all the time. … But there's another way to do that … that the React community uses all the time, which is JSX. … In this video, we're going to start using JSX … and using the Babel transpiler in the browser … so that we don't have to install any build tools … to get the benefits of JSX and ES6 in our files. … To do that, we're going to need … a little bit of installation first. … When I said that we weren't going to … use any extra tools at all, … that was sort of a half-truth … because to get Babel running properly, … we need to use a local web server … instead of addressing our files over a local file URL. …