ReactFest 2018
2018-03-08..2018-03-09
London, United Kingdom
as the organisers put it
We're excited to have such amazing speakers and great talks that wanted to keep it a surprise for you! You will find out the speakers line up during ReactFest and here is the agenda structure + some talks (not presented in sequential order) to think about.
who it's for
React developers, frontend engineers, web developers, mobile app developers, tooling and build engineers, ux engineers
topics
GraphQL state management; Suspense in React; component styling strategies; Redux Saga patterns; React Native app lifecycle; GraphQL servers in the browser; zero-config GraphQL tooling; productivity in React development; VR and AR with React; frontend workflow and tooling; garbage collection in web applications
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Zero Config GraphQL State Management | Peggy Rayzis | |
The future of state management in React apps is here!In this talk, we'll discuss why GraphQL queries and mutations are a perfect fit for describing what's… | ||
| Suspense | Dan Abramov | |
Dan Abramov (@dan_abramov) is working on @reactjs at Facebook and is a co-author of Redux and Create React App. | ||
| The Dark and Lonely Road to Styling in React | Sara Vieira | |
CSS is hard ! I made a living out of it being hard but when React was introduced we had a whole new level of fighting over CSS, there are so many ways to… | ||
| State Management in a GraphQL Era | Kitze Ristovski | |
We're going to start with exploring the evolution of making a SPA.! Then we're going to dive into the problem of how fetching, caching, and reading data really… | ||
| Productive React Development | Stephanie Siaw | |
What are the secrets to productivity for a React developer? Could you be faster and happier while building components?From Stephanie's experiences working on… | ||
| How to Draw an Owl | Marcel Cutts | |
OK! You've gotten to grips with JavaScript typing basics, and you want to use them in anger. You see talks with titles like "Pro-functor Lenses" and shrug. You… | ||
| You Have No Excuse! | Eli Schutze | |
While about 51% of the world's websites are in English, only about 25% of web users are English speakers.With half of the world’s population online… | ||
| Wait, What Happens When My React Native Application Starts? | Nicolas Couvrat | |
Developing in React Native we often forget that event an simple "hello world" uses almost 1 000 000 lines of code. A non negligible part of it is dedicated to… | ||
| An Introduction to Redux Saga | Sophie Koonin | |
Not to be confused with insurance policies for the over 50s, redux-saga is a super handy library for managing side effects (such as API calls) in your React… | ||
| We Need To Talk About Our Frontend Workflow | Siddharth Kshetrapal | |
Building high quality interfaces that are consistent across products is hard. Fear not, Design Systems with React is the solution! | ||
| Journey Through VR and AR with React | Tomasz Łakomy | |
It's time to leave the 2D world of a browser window and venture into the world of enhanced reality JavaScript applications.During the talk we'll see how to… | ||
| GraphQL Servers in the Browser | David Gomes | |
Why would it ever make sense to put a GraphQL server inside a browser? Client-side applications using React should consider this because of how it streamlines… | ||
| Taming the Beast How to Tame React and GraphQL | Susanna Wong | |
While the React stack and its many third party tools are powerful Beasts, as a React developer we often find ourselves trapped within errors ( webpack errors… | ||
| Garbage Collection in Modern Web Applications | Jan Monschke | |
The React + Redux stack has become very popular and in addition with Electron is even used in desktop applications.Companies are using that stack to build chat… | ||
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