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AI UnconferenceReact Summit 20262026-06-12
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From Vibe Coding to Vibe EngineeringReact Summit 20262026-06-12
Web development has always moved in cycles of hype, from frameworks to tooling. With the rise of large language models, we're entering a new era of 'vibe…
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Navigating the Hype Driven Frontend Development WorldReact Live 20192019-09-13
Claims that hooks boost team productivity but hooks are not a global state solution and require memoization to avoid excess renders; compares Redux (verbose)…
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Navigating the Hype-Driven Frontend Development World Without Going InsaneReact Day Berlin 20182018-11-30
Concrete rules and real tradeoffs: when to adopt hooks or GraphQL, why Gatsby blocked an update and React Static solved it, styled‑components versus emotion…
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Navigating the hype-driven world of frontend development without going crazy - 'Kitze' RistovskiReactJS Day 20182018-10-05
Argues that FOMO comes from wrong priorities and gives concrete rules: recognize breaking points before migrating, sleep on new libraries, and prefer pragmatic…
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Navigating the hype-driven frontend development world without going insaneReact Alicante 20182018-09-13
Argues that FOMO comes from impulse-driven upgrades and social media noise and shows concrete decisions: a 14‑page remove node modules RFC as comic evidence…
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React State Management In a GraphQL EraReact Amsterdam 20182018-04-12
Argues that GraphQL plus a client like Apollo removes most data-state pain — fetching, caching and invalidation — and that teams often drop 5,000 lines removed…
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The exciting future of ReactJSHeroes 20182018-04-10
React 16 actually rewrites the core as React Fiber core rewrite and enables concrete features: fragments replace aux so components return multiple siblings…
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State Management in a GraphQL EraReactFest 20182018-03-08
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…
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The exciting future of ReactFrontend Developer Love 20182018-02-15
Covers concrete React 16 changes with live demos: how fragments without extra wrapper lets components return multiple elements, how portals into another window…
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React state management in a GraphQL eraAgentConf 20182018-01-25
Claims that GraphQL pushes most server data problems to the client and makes global state libraries unnecessary in many cases, with concrete stacks: Apollo +…
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React State Management in a GraphQL EraReact Day Berlin 20172017-12-02
Compares concrete stacks: GraphQL with Apollo replacing most data plumbing, Redux or MobX only for specific needs, and Next.js for easy SSR; claims a team cuts…
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State management in a GraphQL eradotJS 20172017-12-01
Claim: with GraphQL (Apollo) the data problem largely disappears and in about 90% of cases Redux is unnecessary. Demonstrations compare a verbose Redux fetch…
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React state management in a GraphQL eraReactJS Day 20172017-10-06
Argues that GraphQL with Apollo often replaces external stores for server data while UI still uses local setState for ephemeral state; shows concrete patterns…
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