In this chapter, we've learned how to pass properties to ReactJS components and render the UI based on those components. We have also learned how to make a parent component to communicate with its children. We have seen how to configure Facebook Open-Graph API, how to integrate that with ReactJS using login functionality, and how to render the response of an API request call into a set of smaller ReactJS components.
In the next chapter, we are going to dive into stateful components and explore how to make mutable ReactJS components based on a user's input or for any other reason that requires the state to change and your UI to represent that automatically.
