Summary

In this chapter, you learned about the component's lifecycle. We don't need to remember every step that is executed in each phase, but we should know the methods that we can override in our subclasses, so that we can add specific functionality in one of the three phases. When creating our custom components, it's very important to remember that we need to destroy all our references and internal components that we have created. This way, we'll free memory.

You also learned about the basic containers and most common used layouts, and how to add other components to a container and arrange them according to our needs.

In the next chapter, we're going to talk about the data package. You'll learn about the models, stores, and associations, and ...

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