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React Amsterdam 2017

React Amsterdam is a full day two-track conference on all things React, gathering Front End developers across the globe in the tech heart of Europe. React Amsterdam is a heir to the biggest React community in BeNeLux and we have our priorities straight: only the highest quality content with careful balance of practical and visionary talks. React Amsterdam 2017 will take place in the Kromhouthal - former shipbuilding factory at a waterfront of Amsterdam City center.

React developers, frontend engineers, React Native developers, frontend architects, mobile engineers, QA and test engineers, engineering managers

CSS-in-JS with styled-components; server-side React rendering patterns; GraphQL frontends with Relay; custom renderers via React Fiber; Redux error-reporting middleware; Jest snapshot and zero-config testing; ReactVR and WebVR experiences; Flow static typing for React; Web Audio synthesis with React and Redux; offline sync and performance for React Native

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Styling React/ReactNative ApplicationsMax Stoiber34m
Claims that styling should drop the class-name mapping and embed real CSS inside JavaScript using tagged template literals, producing components that compile…
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How Pinterest switched their template rendering engine to ReactJessica Chan38m
Pinterest replaces Django/Nunjucks server rendering by inserting a Node sidecar that runs Nunjucks so templates keep working while teams migrate them one…
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A Real-World GraphQL Application in ProductionStefano Masini28m
Greenfield web app runs on AWS with Convox, Redis cache and node.js services; schema-driven GraphQL front end uses Relay (classic/modern) with Redux, about…
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Fun With Fiber Custom RenderersKen Wheeler27m
React Fiber exposes a first-class custom-renderer pathway that uses a host config with concrete hooks like createContainer and updateContainer, createInstance…
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Pushing Bugs to Prod Responsibly with React and ReduxAlex Castillo32m
Claim: accept that bugs happen and focus on recovering fast. Shows concrete instrumentation: a Redux middleware that wraps dispatch in try/catch, captures…
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Test Like It's 2017Michele Bertoli29m
Argues that testing becomes practical when concrete tools and workflows reduce friction: recommends Jest for its zero-configuration watch mode, parallel runs…
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Introduction to ReactVRNik Graf31m
ReactVR runs in the browser on top of WebVR and Three.js, spawns React off the main thread to hit 90 frames per second, and boots from a CLI to a localhost…
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Complexity: "Divide and Conquer!"Michel Weststrate27m
Shows how to separate state from view using React plus a reactive state library and a single store split into two smaller stores. Demonstrates concrete code…
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Flow Typing a React CodebaseForbes Lindesay30m
Adds Flow to a React codebase and shows concrete steps: annotate files incrementally to reach 100% coverage, use Babel to strip types but also publish .flow…
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Sequencing Audio Using React and the Web Audio APIBruce Lane, Vincent Riemer32m
A faithful web recreation claims to synthesize the TR-808 drum sounds synthesized without samples using React, Redux and the Web Audio API and ships as IO808…
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Coding Mobile with the ProsGant Laborde23m
Concrete tools and demos: Reactotron gives Reactotron snapshots and time‑travel debugging of sagas and API calls, Expo runs JS‑only apps via a Expo QR live…
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Web Like Release Agility for React Native AppsParashuram N40m
Parashuram N, Microsoft.Code Push for React Native brings web like release agility to mobile apps by enabling developers to update apps instantly. This talk…
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Asynchronous & Offline Magic Tricks on React NativeWoody Rousseau28m
Claims that a React Native app can survive offline by combining redux-offline with device NetInfo and an optimistic queue with commit/rollback, demonstrates a…
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Universal ReactMike Grabowski29m
Argues for sharing libraries not whole apps and shows concrete tools and patterns that work: a mono-repo with Lerna hosting platforms, core and libraries; a…
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Performance Limitations of React Native and How to Overcome ThemTal Kol29m
React Native’s bottleneck is the serialized bridge so minimize passes over the bridge is the actionable claim. A naïve JS onScroll + setState sends data every…
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React Native Touch & GestureKrzysztof Magiera28m
Explains why React Native’s JS responder and native gesture recognizers conflict, shows a concrete library that replaces them, and demonstrates that moving…
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Navigating React Native NavigationKurtis Kemple32m
A prototype mobile app for Major League Soccer implements about nine features in six weeks and forces a hard look at navigation. The evaluation surveys roughly…
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Testing & React Native"Lessons from the Battlefield"Aaron Greenwald30m
Wix tries to keep a TDD workflow on mobile and discovers concrete tradeoffs: Appium/WebDriver is flaky and forces sleeps and hacks, component tests with enzyme…
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Demystifying GraphQL ClientsChris Biscardi25m
Compares concrete behaviors: how Apollo client uses the gql template tag, runtime ASTs, Redux-backed normalized cache, optimistic UI, prefetch and server-side…
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Advanced SSR Caching with ReactRobert Haritonov08m
High-traffic site with ~3–4 million monthly visitors and 350 req/s shows server rendering costs ~200 ms initial response so caching is essential: caching API…
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Make Linting Great AgainAndrey Okonechnikov07m
Argues that linting becomes useful only when it targets the exact files being committed, not the whole repo, and shows a workflow using husky plus lint-staged…
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Generating your client validation rulesRonald van der Kooy06m
Enterprise forms cause CPU spikes so the team rewrites the front end with React and needs client-side validation that matches a backend XML rule set. The…
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Building Applications for the Studio in the Cloud at NetflixFeather Knee06m
Decision tool for Netflix studio that ingests many data models and outputs a ranked guess of what most people will watch using statistical models and UX…
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Practical Performance Tips Building Progressive Web AppsNarendra Shetty32m
Built a mobile-web Uber clone using React and Mapbox GL and measured improvements with Lighthouse: first meaningful paint drops from 19 seconds to 4 seconds…
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Creating a Pixel-Art Editor Using React and ReduxJohn van de Water
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Large scale in-store promotions with ReactTim Koopman
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React and Redux Love Web APIsRicardo Torres
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