Spotlight React 2016
2016-03-05
Toronto, Canada
who it's for
React developers, frontend engineers, frontend architects, mobile developers, UI engineers, build engineers, devops engineers
topics
Redux single store reducers; Immutable.js for state; react-redux connect wiring; time-travel debugging DevTools; server-side rendering with renderToString; static site generation with renderToStaticMarkup; isomorphic data fetching patterns; react-router route matching; React Native native components; WebGL wrapped with React; hot reload with react-transform and CodePush
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Building React Applications with Redux | Yuri Takhteyev | 51m |
Advocates using Redux as the application state container for React and shows concrete results: a single store and reducers pattern that treats app state as a… | ||
| Building Static Sites with React | Ian Sinnott | 36m |
Claims that React can produce full static sites by rendering components to files using renderToString and renderToStaticMarkup, matching every path from a… | ||
| I Heard React Was Good | Ryan Christiani | 27m |
Explains React as a fast view layer that uses virtual DOM diffing, shows component lifecycles like componentDidMount/componentWillUnmount, and emphasizes… | ||
| Universal Applications | Stepan Parunashvili | 24m |
Claim: sharing runtime between server and client using Node/Express plus React and Redux gives real wins — server uses ReactDOM.renderToString to send HTML… | ||
| Intro To React Native | Varun Vachhar | 47m |
Shows how JavaScript maps to real native UI: React Native boots a tiny native shell, runs a JSCore instance, and renders native components not HTML… | ||
| React For Vikings | Mikko Haapoja | 47m |
Build for the History Channel site "Vikings – A World Revealed" uses React plus Redux, react-router, react-transition-group and a homegrown animation stack (f1… | ||
| An Overview of the React Ecosystem | Rami Sayar | 45m |
Surveys concrete tradeoffs and working demos across React tooling: explains Flux versus Redux single-store + reducers and why Redux simplifies testing, shows… | ||
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