Summary
In this first chapter, we have learned some basic concepts that are very important for following the rest of the book, and which are crucial to working with React daily.
We now know how to write declarative code and we have a clear understanding of the difference between the components we create and the elements React uses to display their instances on the screen.
We learned the reasons behind the choice of co-locating logic and templates together, and why that unpopular decision has been a big win for React.
We went through the reasons why it is common to feel fatigue in the JavaScript ecosystem, but we have also seen how to avoid those problems by following an iterative approach.
Finally, we have seen what the new create-react-app CLI is, ...
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