ReactEurope 2015
2015-07-02..2015-07-03
Paris, France
[ReactEurope 2015, ReactEurope 2016, ReactEurope 2017, ReactEurope 2018, ReactEurope 2020]
who it's for
React developers, frontend engineers, mobile engineers, UI engineers, tooling engineers, engineering managers
topics
CSS-in-JS theming and media queries; inline style usage strategies; Flux over-the-wire communication; GraphQL query design; Relay application framework; React Native fluid user experiences; hot reloading and time-travel debugging; incremental migration to React; text-based UI rendering with React; React at-scale case studies
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Keynote | Christopher Chedeau | 29m |
Argues React reshapes app architecture around four concrete areas: data, language, packaging, targets. Claims one way data flow spawns many Flux… | ||
| Inline Styles: themes, media queries, contexts, & when it's best to use CSS | Michael Chan | 31m |
Claims that inline styles in React remove scope, dependency and dead‑code pain while pushing stateful classes into JavaScript; demonstrates a dumb to‑do list… | ||
| Flux over the Wire | Elie Rotenberg | 26m |
A concrete implementation of flux moves stores to the server and carries actions and updates over WebSockets using socket.io; Nexus flux and Nexus flux… | ||
| React Native: Building Fluid User Experiences | Spencer Ahrens | 35m |
An Animated library for React Native maps gesture inputs to outputs by wiring dx/dy to Animated.ValueXY and using pan responder events, springs, interpolations… | ||
| Exploring GraphQL | Lee Byron | 27m |
Announces that GraphQL was built to power a native Newsfeed and now serves over 260 billion requests per day across more than a thousand active mobile app… | ||
| Don't Rewrite, React! | Ryan Florence | 31m |
Argues for iterative migration: insert tiny React components into a running app rather than rewriting everything. Shows a working path — convert a profile form… | ||
| Live React: Hot Reloading with Time Travel | Dan Abramov | 31m |
Live editing environment that replaces component methods at runtime and preserves instance state, powered by Webpack Hot Module Replacement and React hot… | ||
| Relay: An Application Framework For React | Joe Savona | 28m |
Relay is a Facebook framework that uses GraphQL to collocate each component’s data requirements and provide higher‑order containers that fetch and inject plain… | ||
| Zalando session at react-europe 2015 | Zalando | 03m |
Zalando describes running a consumer platform that earns 2 billion euros a year, serves 15 million active customers with over 8,000 employees, and builds most… | ||
| Back to Text UI | Mikhail Davydov | 23m |
Builds a working Midnight Commander clone rendered from HTML/CSS/React into a real terminal, using the browser layout engine as a measurement backend. Measures… | ||
| DOM as a Second-class Citizen | Sebastian Markbage | 40m |
Argues that the DOM is an implementation detail, not the end goal, and that React works better when components target the right layer: examples include porting… | ||
| Rangle.io session at react-europe 2015 with Nick Van Weerdenburg | Nick Van Weerdenburg | 07m |
Rangle.io describes concrete outcomes: a 60‑person shop that has run ~46 projects and finds mobile makes up ~25% of revenue. React plus a Flux dispatcher… | ||
| Automattic session at react-europe 2015 | Automattic | 04m |
Automattic describes a successful migration of WordPress.com to a large single page app built with React and Flux, deployed in production and used live today… | ||
| Thinkmill session at react-europe 2015 | Thinkmill | 01m |
Thinkmill sponsors a hackathon and offers a hackathon prize for projects that use Touchstone JS; teams start from scratch and deliver a one-day prototype that… | ||
| Red Badger session at react-europe 2015 | Red Badger | 01m |
Red Badger describes using React and Immutable for about a year and a half and claims it makes the team far more productive, letting them ship more in less… | ||
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