Rendering component trees
In the previous section, we refactored a large monolithic component into several smaller and more focused on components. Let's take a moment and reflect on what we've accomplished. The feature component that was once monolithic, ended up focusing almost entirely on the state data. It handled the initial state and handled transforming the state, and it would handle network requests that fetch state, if there were any. This is a typical container component in a React application, and it's the starting point for data.
The new components that we implemented, to better compose the feature, were the recipients of this data. The difference between these components and their container is that they only care about the properties ...
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