React Alicante 2017
2017-09-28..2017-09-30
Alicante, Spain
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who it's for
React developers, frontend engineers, frontend architects, React Native developers, UI designers, QA engineers, engineering managers
topics
CSS Modules and CSS-in-JS; Design systems and atomic design; Storybook component-driven workflow; Redux Form integration patterns; MobX-State-Tree snapshots and patches; Redux Saga side-effect management; React Native cross-platform tooling; GraphQL subscriptions for realtime; End-to-end testing with WebDriver; Static typing with Flow and TypeScript; Focal observable state and lenses
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| The effect of React on web standards | Karl Horky | 59m |
Claims that React’s ideas push concrete ECMAScript features into the language, with actual proposals and polyfills shipping — examples include JSX inspiring… | ||
| Modular CSS | Andrey Okonechnikov | 38m |
Argues a concrete claim: component‑scoped styling (using CSS Modules or styled-components) gives traceability, avoids naming collisions and lets styles live… | ||
| React/Redux: a development workflow | Braulio Díez, Wojciech Jaszczak | 43m |
Argues for a stepwise workflow used at Lemoncode: build a React UI with hardcoded mock data, swap in a REST call (fetch members), and only add Redux when… | ||
| React-Storybook: Design, Develop, Document and Debug your React UI components | Marie-Laure Thuret | 38m |
Claims that Storybook lets teams design develop document and debug React components by building isolated stories and running concrete checks. Demo uses a… | ||
| A practical guide to Redux Form | Erik Rasmussen | 44m |
Shows how to wire redux form into a real app: mount reducer at "form", use the reduxForm HOC and Field component, and plug in redux devtools. Live demo… | ||
| Custom CSS is the path to inconsistent UI | Artem Sapegin | 13m |
Claim: replace ad‑hoc CSS with small reusable components so UI values are enforced not scattered. Shows a Text component for typography and a spacing library… | ||
| The Real Benefit of React Native | Wojciech Ogrodowczyk | 21m |
React Native positions itself as a platform that lets any language compiling to JavaScript run on mobile and replaces lengthy native compiles with hot… | ||
| React Native case study: From zero to a super hero app | Ferran Negre | 42m |
A personal Android app becomes a cross‑platform React Native app that actually supports iOS and Android, using Redux + Realm for offline-first state with… | ||
| Mutable or Immutable? Let's do both! | Mattia Manzati | 48m |
Introduces MobX-State-Tree as an opinionated library that mixes mutable MobX instances with immutable snapshots and patches, gives runtime types and TypeScript… | ||
| Why I Love Create React App | Valerii Sorokobatko | 12m |
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| How to make React applications really reactive with Focal? | Gregory Shehet | 17m |
Claims that Focal makes React apps truly observable by exposing Focal atoms/actions that are both gettable and settable and also observable, adds a lift… | ||
| End to End testing React applications | Forbes Lindesay | 45m |
Explains exactly how end-to-end tests are built and run rather than promising examples: uses the WebDriver protocol with local ChromeDriver or a headless… | ||
| Writing highly reusable React components | Javi Velasco | 38m |
Claims a way to ship complex components agnostic from style and demonstrates it with concrete tools and code. Uses styled-components and Fela as CSS-in-JS… | ||
| The Dream of Styleguide Driven Development | Sara Vieira | 42m |
Claims that styleguide-driven development cuts CSS regressions by centralizing components and tests, and demonstrates it with concrete tooling: React… | ||
| Building a Realtime Chat with GraphQL Subscriptions | Nicolas Burk | 52m |
Demonstrates building a realtime messenger that actually sends and receives messages using GraphQL Subscriptions with React and Apollo Client, wired via… | ||
| Redux Saga, the Viking way to manage side effects | Nacho Martin | 41m |
Claims that Redux-Saga isolates and orchestrates complex side effects by combining ES6 generators with promises and a library of declarative effects, not just… | ||
| The Road to a Statically Typed Future | Patrick Stapfer | 58m |
Claims concrete wins: using Flow vs TypeScript inference reduces runtime surprises by catching type mismatches before React Native main-thread crashes, and… | ||
| Case sudy: Lucentum, creating our own React component library | Flavio Corpa | 54m |
Team of two builds Lucentum: a private React component library for a European institution, using React, CSS Modules + SASS, Storybook, enzyme with snapshot… | ||
| Deploying atomic design system at scale | Nick Balestra | 47m |
OpenTable refactors a monolithic frontend into vertically sliced microsites, adds a public registry and OpenComponents serverless components, and claims 300… | ||
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