ReactNext 2017
2017-09-08..2017-09-10
Tel Aviv, Israel
[ReactNext 2016, ReactNext 2017, ReactNext 2018, ReactNext 2019, ReactNext 2023, ReactNext 2024, ReactNext 2025, ReactNext 2026]
who it's for
React developers, front end engineers, full stack developers, JavaScript toolchain engineers, web performance engineers, API engineers
topics
React 16 and Fiber; TypeScript with React; Webpack for React apps; Next.js universal (isomorphic) apps; Advanced Redux patterns; Redux-Saga for side effects; Relay Modern and Apollo GraphQL; Gatsby static site generation; Data-driven React architectures; code splitting and bundling
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| What's New in React? | Ari Lerner | 24m |
Upgrading to React 16 yields concrete changes: gzipped bundle size drops from ~44KB to 39 kilobytes, deprecation warnings become errors so propTypes and… | ||
| Level Up Your React With TypeScript | Doron Zavelevsky | 30m |
React and TypeScript are cool technologies that gained a lot of traction and love from web developers. TypeScript is a typed superset of JavaScript that… | ||
| Webpack – The React Parts | Juho Vepsäläinen | 30m |
Shows concrete webpack steps that cut a demo React app from 1.5 MB to 280 KB by using process.env NODE_ENV replacement, minifiers for JS/CSS/HTML, and bundle… | ||
| Universal React Apps Using Next.js | Sia Karamalegos | 22m |
Next.js promises a minimalistic framework that makes server-side rendering by default and automatic code splitting per page practical: a pages/ directory maps… | ||
| Practical Advanced Redux | Boris Dinkevich | 25m |
Demonstrates concrete Redux middleware patterns using runnable code (https://github.com/500tech/middleware-lecture), including middleware for async fetch… | ||
| React, But For Data | Michel Weststrate | 27m |
Shows that React ideas power state not just UI and demos a working MobX-state-tree system used in production that records and replays user flows, ships JSON… | ||
| Relay Modern or Apollo? | Gerard Sans | 30m |
Both clients are usable but with different tradeoffs: Relay Modern emphasizes compile-time optimization via the Relay Compiler, colocation of fragments and a… | ||
| GatsbyJS — How to Create The Fastest Sites In The World | Kyle Mathews | 25m |
Gatsby compiles React sites into highly optimized static output and claims consistent speed wins: sites build with Gatsby are often 2–3x faster and the repo… | ||
| Handling Side Effects in Redux With Redux-Saga | Katarzyna Jastrzębska | 19m |
Explains that redux-saga uses ES6 generators and yields to express async flows synchronously, demonstrates effects like takeEvery and takeLatest… | ||
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