ReactFoo 2019
2019-03-02
Bangalore, India
ReactFoo ·
[ReactFoo 2017, ReactFoo Pune 2018, ReactFoo Mumbai 2018, ReactFoo 2019]
as the organisers put it
ReactFoo Bangalore will bring together 250 developers working with React, and who are invested in building a space for conversations around experiences using React in production.
who it's for
React developers, React Native developers, frontend engineers, UI component authors, engineering managers, platform engineers, performance engineers
topics
component API design and deprecation; accessibility-first components (ARIA); React Native JSI and host objects; Fabric and TurboModules architecture; widgetised UI frameworks for web and mobile; mono-repo design system workflows; babel/ESLint ASTs and codemods; storybook-driven component development; delivering JavaScript applications at scale; Apollo Client deep integration
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Writing good components | Siddharth Kshetrapal | 44m |
Claims that writing good components lets apps scale longer without external state libraries and shares concrete patterns from building a React design system… | ||
| The mistakes we fixed - A retrospective of the Treebo mobile app | Kashish Grover | 37m |
"We at Treebo love React Native, and over the past 2 years of us using it, we made a lot of mistakes. Some we fixed, and some we continue to fix. In this talk… | ||
| Keynote: Building React Native | Parashuram N | 40m |
Explains that React Native is moving from an asynchronous JSON bridge to JSI and host objects so JavaScript can call native (Java/Obj‑C/C++) methods… | ||
| A React Native widgetised framework - Move fast and build things | Toshi Gupta | 18m |
Flipkart builds a widgetised framework on top of React Native for web and React Native, feeds UI as widgets from a content aggregator, and deploys changes via… | ||
| Kickstarting a library of internal React components for multiple teams | Xavier Lefevre | 33m |
A mono‑repo splits UI into atoms/molecules/organisms and ships reusable widgets plus data services and a modelizer, managed with Liana and published to a… | ||
| The magical land of AST's with babel, eslint and codemods | Vivek Nayyar | 38m |
AST’s are everywhere. They are a part of majority of our tools that we use today for development. We use babel, eslint and AST’s power them. Come join me in… | ||
| Delivering JS applications at scale | Santosh Grampurohit | 31m |
Today we have many frameworks available for front end development. Frameworks play a large role in how apps get built and designed. In this talk we are going… | ||
| Deep Dive into Apollo Client | Kiran Abburi | 31m |
Apollo is the most popular GraphQL client library at the moment. It significantly reduces boilerplate code for fetching data, showing loading status, handling… | ||
| Building a highly scalable exchange - To react or not to react | Sreekanth G.S | 39m |
A crypto exchange built on Ruby on Rails hits thousands of users and Rails view rendering fails under realtime load, so the team moved to React and decoupled… | ||
| nothing matches | ||