shrunyan · August 29, 2015 14:16
diff --git a/react_props_vs_state b/react_props_vs_state
 "The difference between the two is how they change. `props` can be thought of as the input 
 from the outside world. It’s set from the parameters your component is called with, and 
 its values should be treated as immutable. `State`, on the other hand, is the data that’s 
 owned by your component. You update it via the `setState` method, and no one else should 
 be changing it on you."

 -- http://www.crashlytics.com/blog/building-user-interfaces-with-react/
	"The difference between the two is how they change. `props` can be thought of as the input
	from the outside world. It’s set from the parameters your component is called with, and
	its values should be treated as immutable. `State`, on the other hand, is the data that’s
	owned by your component. You update it via the `setState` method, and no one else should
	be changing it on you."

	-- http://www.crashlytics.com/blog/building-user-interfaces-with-react/