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Future of Frontend Frameworks Fire-Side Chat

watch on portal.gitnation.org ↗https://portal.gitnation.org/contents/future-of-frontend-frameworks-fireside-chat
Talkat React Summit 2024 · on Friday, 2024-06-14· at 17:20· [frontend-architecture, web-platform]

speakers

name:Fred K. Schott
website:https://fredkschott.com
name:Minko Gechev
website:https://blog.mgechev.com
name:Ryan K Carniato
github:ryansolid
name:Daniel Afonso
website:https://danieljcafonso.com
name:Aakansha Doshi
website:https://aakansha.dev
name:Tim Neutkens
website:https://timn.tech

resources

video:https://portal.gitnation.org/contents/future-of-frontend-frameworks-fireside-chat
slides:none on file

summary

Discussion of how popular frontend frameworks are adopting reactive primitives like signals to enable code reuse and better tooling, while remaining separate projects rather than merging. Covers the value of learning from multiple frameworks, weighing trade-offs when choosing one, and moving toward standardizing underlying principles rather than unifying implementations.

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