Nadcast Panel

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Panel records a live podcast about teaching React and running component libraries with concrete takeaways: start by learning core programming and state thinking, not just JSX; design systems get built and used as storybook as source of truth tying designers to implemented components; teams adopt styled-components and CSS modules and wrestle with webpack integration; component libraries need unit and app‑level tests because a bug propagates; speakers rehearse heavily, one mentions practiced 40+ times and another leads a team of ~15 front‑end engineers.

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1. 0:00Intro
2. 1:33Exclusive opportunity
3. 2:39Monica
4. 3:40Misha
5. 4:17Raj
6. 4:43How to teach React
7. 5:17How to learn React
8. 6:43Create components
9. 8:13Learning
10. 14:07Porting
11. 15:19Design System
12. 16:17React
13. 17:28Support
14. 22:01Stock Components
15. 22:30How is it to be a speaker
16. 24:46Working code
17. 26:40Creating community
18. 27:39TED talks
19. 28:58Preparation
20. 31:25Meetups
21. 31:59Presentations
22. 32:57Presentation Structure
23. 35:27Thank you

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