ReactNext 2019
2019-06-11
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, mobile app engineers, engineering managers, UX engineers, platform engineers
topics
Web Components integration with React; hooks-based shared stores; Storybook with Atomic Design; redux-saga eventChannel patterns; React Native and web reuse; Concurrent Mode and Suspense; statecharts for forms with XState; React reconciliation and rendering; portals and event propagation; micro-frontends tradeoffs and patterns; Gatsby dynamic web applications; OTA JavaScript updates for React Native
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| React Next 2019 Highlights | 03m | |
React Next 2019 www.react-next.com Tel Aviv, Israel @reactnext | ||
| I’m With Web Components and Web Components Are With Me | Gil Fink | 20m |
Claims that Web Components (templates, shadow DOM, custom elements) can be native交換 used with React, showing a working collapsible-panel custom element built… | ||
| State Management in a World of Hooks | Adam Klein, Maayan Glikser | 22m |
Claims that hooks can be full-featured stores and shows a working library: reusable creates singleton stores from hooks and wraps the app with one provider to… | ||
| Build React Apps Fast Using Storybook, DDD, and Atomic Design | Alon Valadji | 24m |
Claims that a production React app ships much faster by combining Storybook, design-driven development and Atomic Design. Uses React plus Storybook stories to… | ||
| Handle All Async Events in Redux-Sagas | André Kovac | 31m |
Claims that redux-saga eventChannel handles any asynchronous source, not just Redux actions, and shows a live-coded implementation that listens to Bluetooth… | ||
| Cross-Platform React | Anna Doubkova | 28m |
Claim: shipping features becomes faster by sharing front-end code between web and native. Team uses React Native, wraps state and API logic so 60% reusable… | ||
| The Anatomy of a Click | Benjamin Gruenbaum | 20m |
Browser clicks go through low‑level OS hooks rather than just dispatchEvent: automation tools like Puppeteer and Selenium drive input.dispatchMouseEvent which… | ||
| How to use Functional Programming in your React app | Netta Bondy, Dafna Rosenblum | 28m |
Practical steps and concrete demos decide whether to watch: code shows pure functions and composition applied to a Game of Thrones list, a bespoke pipeline… | ||
| Formal Forms with State Machines | David Khourshid | 32m |
Forms become deterministic when modeled as statecharts that expose explicit transitions, guards, context and effects rather than ad‑hoc handlers. The talk… | ||
| Web Delivery Experience for React Native | Elad Bezalel, Elad Aviv | 10m |
Soluto describes Dynamico, an OTA JavaScript delivery framework that loads React Native components dynamically, used in production for over a year and recently… | ||
| Ready for Concurrent Mode? | Flarnie Marchan | 26m |
Early Facebook experiments show Concurrent Mode yields the main thread during rendering, enabling unstable_createRoot scheduling and idle pre-rendering but… | ||
| Modern React | Liad Yosef | 31m |
Covers concrete APIs and behaviors: createPortal renders children outside parent and still propagates events and context with examples (astronaut rendered on… | ||
| Reconciliation: The Root of Performant Applications | Jesse Kipp | 20m |
Implements Conway’s Game of Life in React as a 100×100 grid and measures real performance: the naive version creates 10,000 DOM nodes and renders at about 160… | ||
| Micro-frontends: Is it a Silver Bullet? | Liron Cohen | 14m |
Migration to micro-frontends at AppsFlyer yields concrete tradeoffs: growth from 20 to 200 developers forces shared libraries that are hard to get right, a… | ||
| Build an AI-Driven Chatbot | Sebastian Witalec | 32m |
Claims a fully functioning pizza-order chatbot built in 15 minutes, using a declarative JSON flow that extracts entities (static and dynamic), queries a… | ||
| Technical SEO 101 for React Developers | Martin Splitt | 28m |
Claims that Googlebot runs evergreen Chrome and that crawl/render/index happens via a headless Chromium rendering queue backed by finite resources and roughly… | ||
| A Deep Dive into React-Redux | Mark Erikson | 31m |
History and internals of React-Redux show concrete changes: version 4 uses per-component subscribers and a memoized child-element trick, version 6 moves to a… | ||
| Managing Animations (Sanely) in (Insanely) Complex Apps | Opher Vishnia | 35m |
A concrete solution for cross‑component, rapid‑change animation: a library called React Animation Orchestrator uses green sock timelines to define, register… | ||
| Beyond Static: Dynamic Web Applications with Gatsby | Dustin Schau | 27m |
Claim: Gatsby compiles a full React application that pulls data at build time so runtime requests disappear. The demo builds a Gmail‑like app called Gatsby… | ||
| React Native | Chen Feldman | 33m |
Claims that React Native’s glue is a C++ Bridge that maps JS calls into native UI via JSON messages batched ~60–100 ms, explains that heavy core forces… | ||
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