2025 10 03 02 DAISHI KATO CONGRESO REACT ALICANTE The international React js conference in Spain
summary
A tiny React framework called Waku proves that a minimal core plus low-level serialization APIs can enable cross-boundary state: it builds static sites, runs on Node or cloud flare workers, and ships a demo where clicking a counter sends a request and the server rerenders successfully. The project includes a library Waku Jotai that implements server-only atoms by synchronizing client and server stores via serializable client references, and the demo works end to end.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:55What is Waku
- 8:15Building Waku apps
- 11:28Waku vision
- 17:55Waku uniqueness
- 18:16Jotai and state management
- 27:00Waku Jotai library
- 30:54Demo: Waku Jotai
- 31:40Waku future
- 32:01Closing
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