Our simple static login form application and Hello World examples are looking great and working exactly how they should, so let's recap what we've learned in the this chapter.

To begin with, we saw just how easy it is to get ReactJS and Bootstrap installed with the inclusion of JavaScript files and a style sheet. We also looked at how the React application is initialized and started building our first form application.

The Hello World app and form application which we have created demonstrates some of React's and Bootstrap's basic features such as the following:

With Bootstrap, we worked towards having a responsive grid system for different mobile devices and applied the fundamental styles of HTML elements with the inclusion of a few classes and divs.

We also saw the framework's new mobile-first responsive design in action without cluttering up our markup with unnecessary classes or elements.

In Chapter 2, Lets Build a Responsive Theme with React-Bootstrap and React, we will delve into Bootstrap's features and how to use the grid. We are going to explore some more Bootstrap fundamentals and introduce the project we are going to build over the course of this book.