In this chapter, you learned about the basics of JSX, including its declarative structure, which leads to more maintainable code. Then, you wrote some code to render some basic HTML and learned about describing complex structures using JSX; every React application has at least some structure.
Next, you spent some time learning about extending the vocabulary of JSX markup by implementing your own React components, which is how you design your UI as a series of smaller pieces and glue them together to form the whole. Then, you learned how to bring dynamic content into JSX element properties, and how to map JavaScript collections to JSX elements, eliminating the need for imperative logic to control the UI display. Finally, you learned how to render fragments of JSX content using new React 16 functionality, which prevents unnecessary HTML elements from being used.
Now that you have a feel for what it's like to render UIs by embedding declarative XML in your JavaScript modules...
