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📅 2017-05-18
🌎 Paris, France
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ReactEurope is back on 18-19 May 2017 to bring you the best and most passionate people from the very core team to the coolest people from the community we love. The conference aims to give talks that inspire and explore new futuristic ideas dealing with all the techs we enjoy from the React ecosystem such as React.js, React Native, GraphQL, Relay, Universal apps, Webpack, inline CSS and more.ReactEurope is also a great occasion to socialize, meet new people and old friends, hack together, taste delicious food and have fun in the beautiful city of Paris.
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    • 👤 Andrew Clark

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    • 👤 Dominic Gannaway
    Dominic will talk about what makes inferno’s so fast and how he and the team are bringing this experience to react.

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    • 👤 Christoph Pojer
    Jest was adopted widely across 100s of companies recently and provides an immersive testing experience. We’ll take a deeper look at JavaScript Testing with Jest and what it takes to turn a tool into a product with a delightful experience.

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    • 👤 Sunil Pai
    The new wave of frameworks won’t be frameworks at all. In this talk, Sunil will explore how compilers and bundlers will replace certain runtime dependencies, without degrading the development experience that we all love and depend on. We’ll discover strategies of incorporating these ideas into any regular app, how we can leverage component models from react/…

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    • 👤 Kevin Lacker
    Co-founder of Parse, now at Facebook. Manager of the Facebook Open Source team.

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    • 👤 Lin Clark
    There’s a big push to improve React’s perceived performance. And WebAssembly is fast. Could WebAssembly be part of the solution? In this talk, code cartoonist Lin Clark will look at what WebAssembly could mean for React’s performance, and how the new Fiber architecture makes that even more of a possibility.

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    • 👤 Adam Perry
    Writing React Native devtools and services at Expo, Rust in mythical free time

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    • 👤 Cheng Lou
    React core member. Currently working on reason. Creator of React Motion.

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    • 👤 Eric Vicenti
    If only React Native apps could be highly extensible- such that a single experience within an app could be published and installed into other apps. If your screens are built with sufficient isolation, they can be portable between apps, platforms, and navigation implementations. In this talk, we will discuss how this ultimate modularity can be achieved simply…

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    • 👤 Sasha Aickin
    React’s server-side rendering speeds up page load times, but it’s far from the only performance boost we can get on the server. In this talk, I’ll discuss how exploiting streaming and parallel processing on the server and browser can get us faster time to first byte, faster time to first paint, and faster time to full interactivity.

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    • 👤 Shouted Team

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    • 👤 Joshua Comeau

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    • 👤 Charles Mangwa

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    • 👤 Brendan Moore
    • 👤 Sarah Mogin
    • 👤 Serge Rose

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    • 👤 Danielle Man

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    • 👤 James Ide

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    • 👤 Michel Weststrate
    Last years there have been great developments in state management libraries. Both Redux and MobX sprung from the React community and provide stand-alone, generic state management solutions. Both have gained big in popularity, and both have their own strengths and weaknesses. What can we learn from both approaches? Can we get the best of both worlds? Can we a…

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    • 👤 Nik Graf
    • 👤 Max Stoiber
    Cares a lot about consistent & easy to grasp UI. He created the React UI library Belle and carte blanche with Max, now works full-time on several React/Redux OS projects & more at Stripe.Max travels around the world, brews rad coffee, skis beautiful mountains and makes stuff on the web such as the popular react-boilerplate project, draft.js. He also contribu…

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    • 👤 Nicolas Gallagher
    Twitter Lite is a complex PWA built with Node.js, React, Redux, Service Workers, and Webpack. This talk will cover how our team designs and builds one of the world’s most visited web apps. You’ll also hear about React Native for Web; how we approach network and render performance challenges; and how we use new web platform features.

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    • 👤 Mike Armstrong
    Authoring VR content is time consuming and technically challenging, I’ll be providing an overview of how we are using the core strengths, merits of React Native and building on it to drive and improve app development within Oculus. I’ll go into more detail about the runtimes of both the native Android version and WebVR versions and how we utilize the improve…

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    • 👤 Preethi Kasireddy
    With the advent of libraries like React, Redux and Immutable.js, it’s clear that there’s a shift away from imperative and object-oriented in the front-end towards a more declarative and functional approach. Meanwhile, libraries like RxJS and Mobx are spreading the use of Reactive Programming to model UIs via discrete, asynchronous event streams. How can we c…

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    • 👤 Lee Byron
    Making things at Facebook since 2008: React,GraphQL co-creator, Immutable.js, Mobile, JavaScript.

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    • 👤 Sarah Drasner
    We are biologically trained to notice motion: evolutionarily speaking, our survival depends on it. For this reason, animation when done well can guide your users. It can aid and reinforce spatial maps of our interfaces, and give us a sense that we understand interactions more deeply. For this reason, animation is incredibly powerful to convey meaning, but on…

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    • 👤 Leland Richardson
    React provides an abstraction between the description of a UI and the details of how it’s rendered on a given platform. The problem is that div and span are a hidden dependency on react-dom, and similarly, React Native’s View is an explicit dependency on Native, making both not quite as “cross-platform” as we want them to be. Learn how we as a community can …

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    • 👤 Joel Arvidsson
    Animations can make your app more pleasing to use and help the user understand state changes. This talk will give best practices on when to use them and an introduction of how to implement them in React Native with a deep dive into a new strictly declarative approach similar to CSS animations and transitions.

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    • 👤 Tereza Sokol
    With React, Redux, ImmutableJS and friends, frontend development strive towards the functional approach proving to yield increased readability and maintainability. However, working in JavaScript, we never truly commit to the paradigm, but what if we did? The Elm language goes fully functional and as suspected, it comes with an ocean of benefits!

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    • 👤 Mehdi Mulani
    This talk will go over our approach of incremental React Native adoption within an already established native app. We will discuss the various problems that arise from using React Native in such a “hybrid” app model and in particular, discuss inter-app navigation and embedding React Native views into native shells and vice-versa.

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    • 👤 Brent Vatne

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    • 👤 Jackson Hamburger
    • 👤 Louis Antonelli