React Amsterdam 2019
as the organisers put it
A full-day, two-track conference on all things React, gathering Front-end and Full-stack developers across the globe in the tech heart of Europe. We're coming back with a new gig on April 10-12, 2019. Mark your calendars for the biggest React community event.We welcome people from all walks of life in our community, and we are a proud partner of initiatives like Unicorns in Tech, the global tech network for LGBT professionals and straight allies. We know that supporting diversity inside and outside IT must not end at mere statements, which is why we have a diversity scholarship program.
who it's for
React developers, front-end developers, full-stack developers, design engineers, UI engineers, engineering managers
topics
server-side rendering performance; Next.js ecosystem and migration; React refactoring techniques; component-driven design systems; SVG animations with React; WebGL rendering with React Hooks; microfrontends for scaling apps; GraphQL developer experience; React Testing Library practices; reducing client-side JavaScript; Suspense-style data loading patterns; compile-time JSX optimizations
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Requisite React | Kent C. Dodds | 28m |
Argues that digging into abstractions measurably improves effectiveness and demonstrates the specifics: using Babel REPL to show JSX compiling to… | ||
| Refactoring React | Siddharth Kshetrapal | 32m |
Covers concrete refactors: remove props usage in constructors and compute derived values in render, rename event props to behaviors and normalize onChange… | ||
| Designing with React | Mark Dalgleish | 30m |
Shows that React component code becomes the design artifact and names real tools: playroom (open source on npm) that runs JSX live in the browser, HTML Sketch… | ||
| A Common Design Language. Let Designers and Developers talk to each other | Andrey Okonechnikov | 25m |
Claim: build a shared vocabulary of UI primitives so designers and developers stop arguing over buttons and text and instead ship consistent interfaces… | ||
| Tech Regrets at Spectrum | Max Stoiber | 17m |
Three-person team builds Spectrum for two years, then GitHub acquires it, and the concrete regrets shape future choices: not using react-native-web forces full… | ||
| Scaling Applications with Microfrontends | Max Gallo | 26m |
DAZN proves microfrontends can run in production: they build a composable page layer with an iframes + component registry model, enable blue-green deployments… | ||
| An SVG’s Tale | Elizabet Oliveira | 25m |
Shows concrete techniques: import as React component or transform SVG into JSX, exported from Sketch, then animated with react-pose or Popmotion; builds a… | ||
| The GraphQL developer experience | Peggy Rayzis | |
Data fetching makes up a large part of our React apps, yet it's also some of the most complex code we write. GraphQL can help us reduce this complexity… | ||
| Painting Pixels with WebGL with React Hooks | Ashi Krishnan | 32m |
A demo stacks raw WebGL shaders with React state management and a tiny runtime that streams Apple Pencil events over WebSocket so the GPU paints live. It uses… | ||
| Next for Next.js | Tim Neutkens | 08m |
Next.js powers large production sites including QQ which drives roughly 6 billion quarterly visitors, and the ecosystem counts 15,000 production apps, 17… | ||
| Fetch like a boss with React Async | Gert Hengeveld | |
Data fetching is a very common operation in React applications. Making HTTP requests is easy, but have you considered every edge-case and how to properly hook… | ||
| Lightning fast SSR React apps with top perceived performance and no (client side) JavaScript | Håkon Gullord Krogh | 08m |
Shows that a Next.js site can drop client JavaScript and improve perceived speed: a full SSR Next build hits 6.6s time to interactive on a Moto G 3G, while… | ||
| Speeding up React SSR | David Mark Clements | 07m |
Claims a simple drop-in change (ESX template strings) turns React SSR from tree build + serialize into a flattened string pipeline and shows it working with an… | ||
| Demystifying server-rendered React apps: Performance & Security | Fernando Porazzi | 06m |
Argues server-rendered React improves SEO and perceived performance with concrete numbers and trade-offs: 77% search share and 0.2% of users disable JavaScript… | ||
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