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DOM elements and React components
With JSX, we can create both HTML elements and React components; the only difference is whether or not they start with a capital letter.
For example, to render an HTML button, we use <button />, while to render the Button component we use <Button />.
The first button is transpiled into the following:
React.createElement('button');
The second one is transpiled into the following:
React.createElement(Button);
The difference here is that in the first call we are passing the type of the DOM element as a string, while in the second call we are passing the component itself, which means that it should exist in the scope to work.
As you may have noticed, JSX supports self-closing tags, which are pretty good for keeping the code terse and do not require us to repeat unnecessary tags.