React Miami 2023
2023-04-20..2023-04-21
Miami, FL, United States
[React Miami 2022, React Miami 2023, React Miami 2025]
as the organisers put it
Join us for the ultimate React developers conference in Miami. Learn from world-class speakers and industry experts.
who it's for
React developers, frontend engineers, platform and infrastructure engineers, engineering managers and team leads, accessibility engineers, design system engineers, mobile app developers
topics
Remix loader and action patterns; GitHub Copilot coding workflows; Chrome DevTools performance panel; Cloudflare Durable Objects with Yjs; accessible component primitives; WebAuthn public-key authentication; Redux Toolkit and rtk Query; Next.js Commerce with Server Components; in-browser video editing; scrollytelling with React and GSAP; ESLint and TypeScript for React; machine learning on React Native edge
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| React Miami Conference Recordings made possible by 8base | 8base | 01m |
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| Keynote: Kent C. Dodds - The Web's Next Transition | Kent C. Dodds | 29m |
Argues that the web is shifting to progressively enhanced single-page apps that remove server/client code duplication while restoring fast server-rendered… | ||
| Level up with Copilot | Rizel Scarlett | 25m |
Claims that GitHub Copilot (backed by OpenAI Codex) helps engineers level up by generating code from comments, translating languages, and explaining snippets… | ||
| Getting down to brass tacks: Using chrome dev tools to level up your applications | Ken Wheeler | 28m |
Chrome DevTools tips that actually change outcomes: use the performance panel to record flame charts and see an 83 ms click handler causing dropped frames, use… | ||
| Everything's Better With Friends (how to build collaborative applications) | Sunil Pai | 26m |
Claims that multiplayer apps are now practical using Cloudflare Durable Objects and open libraries (Yjs), a demo deploys a TL Draw editor via party kit to the… | ||
| Design Systems are a Carnival! One Accessible Component, Many Pretty Masks | Kathleen Mcmahon | 30m |
Claims that a single disclosure widget can be a reusable accessible base are supported with concrete patterns: useState/useRef/useEffect for state and focus… | ||
| On-demand Flow State: A Framework for Mental Performance | Anthony Shew | 26m |
A practical framework claims Flow becomes an on/off skill, moving engineers from minutes to seconds to enter focus, backed by a one-off measurement and a… | ||
| The Unexpected States of Burnout | Jenny Truong | 27m |
Maps stress and burnout onto a visual state machine and claims stress → burnout with a specific five‑stage path out of the original 12 states diagnosis, plus… | ||
| A Developers Guide to WebAuthn | Will Johnson | 18m |
Clear claim: WebAuthn replaces passwords with public‑key authentication using browser APIs. Shows concrete code paths — navigator.credentials.create and… | ||
| Your SaaS forecast: Cloudy with a chance of GraphQL | Michael Liendo | 26m |
Claims that a micro SaaS can be production ready on day one using NextJS + AWS CDK and managed AWS services while targeting $5k–$10k MRR. Shows an actual… | ||
| Modern Redux with Redux Toolkit | Mark Erikson | 29m |
Redux Toolkit removes boilerplate by providing configureStore, createSlice (with Immer built in) and helpers like createAsyncThunk and createEntityAdapter so… | ||
| Building the Fastest Commerce Site: How we Built Next js Commerce 2 0 | Hassan El Mghari | 25m |
Claim: a focused rewrite produces the fastest commerce starter by trading platform-agnostic complexity for simplicity. Built with Next.js Commerce 2.0 on… | ||
| Don't Just React, Mobilize | Jennifer Robison | 25m |
Claims that web React skills port to mobile using concrete steps and tools: Expo and EAS for dev and builds, Storybook shown as Storybook on simulator for… | ||
| Video Editing in the Browser | Christopher Chedeau | 27m |
Browsers now expose real building blocks for editing: WebCodecs for hardware‑accelerated encode/decode, TensorFlow.js for background removal, and Whisper… | ||
| Take a rest from REST | Aleksandra Sikora | 27m |
Argues that modern TypeScript full‑stack apps reclaim RPC benefits while keeping type safety, showing concrete examples: tRPC and Blitz/Next codegen replacing… | ||
| The hidden infrastructure powering our frontends | Dax Raad | 28m |
Shows how a Next.js site becomes S3 for static files plus CloudFront CDN, per-route AWS Lambdas for dynamic routes, and Lambda@Edge for middleware and image… | ||
| R is for React Performance | Henri Helvetica | 28m |
Walks through concrete levers and outcomes: uses WebPageTest and browser APIs to show images drive LCP failures (only 55% good LCP, two and a half seconds… | ||
| Building for Disabled Power Users | Ryan Magoon | 21m |
Argues that treating assistive-tech users as power users yields measurable wins: case studies show Discord keyboard onboarding and contextual shortcuts, VS… | ||
| Visualizing the Ethereum Blockchain | Stephanie Modica | 21m |
A live Ethereum visualizer is built for Visa using the @pmndrs stack: react 3 fiber, react-spring and drei, rendered on a seven‑panel array with a central… | ||
| To Micro Frontend or Not to Micro Frontend | Danielle Maxwell | 26m |
Five concrete questions determine whether to adopt micro frontends: which integration method (build time vs runtime), whether to use Module Federation or… | ||
| Create Engaging "Scrollytelling" Experiences with React & GSAP | Julian Benegas | 22m |
Shows a working approach: React plus GSAP ScrollTrigger drives scroll-controlled timelines, React Three Fiber renders 3D models, and pinned sections plus… | ||
| Build your Machine Learning Model on Edge with React Native | Rashmi Nagpal | 26m |
Shows a live React Native demo loading ONNX.js with YOLOv5 to draw bounding boxes for image recognition and builds a TensorFlow.js sentiment classifier end to… | ||
| The Best JavaScript is No JavaScript | Una Kravets | 29m |
Modern CSS replaces a lot of glue JavaScript currently handles: container queries are stable across modern browsers so components respond to their parent size… | ||
| React as a Developer Health Tool | Tejas Kumar | 38m |
Demo contrasts verbose imperative DOM code with React and shows a working counter replacement; Quick demonstrates code‑splitting that keeps the 1 KB initial… | ||
| 10x Your Teamwork Through Pair Programming | Michael Milewski, Selena Small | 29m |
Live on stage pairing to implement a delete button in a React to‑do app: start from a failing test in test.jsx, use TDD with edits in Monaco and the terminal… | ||
| Usability Testing for Developers | Kathryn Grayson Nanz | 24m |
Developers can run low‑budget usability tests that produce actionable fixes: choose a specific flow to test, recruit a mix of established and new users via… | ||
| Data Driven Design Systems in Practice | June Cho, Hosh'ki Tsunoda | 20m |
Optimizely uses Axiom and Zeplin’s Omlet to quantify design system health: a CLI analysis produces dashboards that show component adoption over time… | ||
| Setting Up ESLint and TypeScript for React | Josh Goldberg | 28m |
Shows exact configs and commands: npm installs, eslint --init, extend eslint:recommended, use the TypeScript-ESLint parser and plugin with… | ||
| React Miami 2024 (replay) | Kent C. Dodds, Matheus Albuquerque, Brian Douglas, Brooke Jamieson, Tony Casparro | 08h 57m |
Titles that actually promise specifics: Kent C. Dodds shows concrete fixes — server cookies, server-rendered search input and CSS placeholders — after… | ||
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