talks & speakers
Server Components for the Rest of Us
This talk explores how Server Components work, and why we need new-generation tooling for it.
Tejas Kumar
Chief Developer Advocate
Tejas Kumar is an international keynote speaker with an engineering background spanning 22 years, from design to frontend to backend to devops.
Today, Tejas shares talks at large with developer communities worldwide, equipping them to do their best work.
How to train your useReducer: turning your state management strategy into a Night Fury
Splitting the view from the controller is foundational to build great applications.
We tend to rely on external libraries to manage their state. But React itself has a great off-the-shelf state management tool: the useReducer. In this talk we’re going to get to know more about it, and especially learn how to enhance it tailoring it to our needs.
You'll discover what you have been missing.
Silvia Florio
Interaction Designer @ MV Labs
Passionate interaction designer merging psychology with tech.
With a solid background in Front-end development and prior experiences as a front-end developer, I currently live at the intersection of design, tech, and the joyous chaos of motherhood!
Mum of two, anime lover finding inspiration and creativity in parallel universes - and that's just in case you were wondering where the talk title came from.
Mattia Pispisa
Lead Front-End Engineer @ MV Labs
Crafting enterprise front-end architectures , mainly focusing on React. CS graduate, eager learner, constantly diving into new tech realms and savoring books' wisdom.
Balancing code and adventure, with a love for staying active and in shape. My life evolves around code, learning and conquering peaks.
Gateway to React: the react.dev story
The new react.dev launched this year introducing new methodologies like challenges and interactive sandboxes and subtle inclusivity features, like “international tone” and culturally agnostic examples.
Not only have the new docs changed how people learn React, they’ve inspired how we think about developer education as a community.
In this talk, you will learn how the React team and some ambitious community members made the “React docs rock” for a generation of front end developers and how these new patterns and established techniques can be applied in your favorite projects.
Rachel Nabors
Director of Developer Education @ Clerk.com
Rachel Nabors has worked web standards and opensource with Mozilla, the W3C, Microsoft, and lead the new React and React Native docs at react.dev and reactnative.dev with the core teams at Meta.
Their dream is to teach the world to code so others may create a future we can all believe in.
After leading developer education at AWS Amplify, they are traveling the world, reconnecting with the community and making cool things.
React inline visual editing: now's the time.
Over the last 25 years we have seen many products and services designed to edit websites in a visual way.
They were either good for developers or for content editors: never for both.
We built React Bricks to overcome this limitation with a good abstraction that unifies the team and streamlines the process.
We’ll explore the technical challenges we faced, the solutions we found and we’ll see how fun it is to develop visually editable Lego bricks of content using just React components.
Matteo Frana
CEO @ React Bricks
Developer since I was 10 (GW-BASIC on IBM 8088), web developer and entrepreneur since I was 17 (1996).
I love React. I am building React Bricks to make content editing easy and fun.
How Well Do You Know React? let's have fun together!
Curious about your React knowledge? Ready to take on a friendly challenge?
In this lively and engaging session, we invite you to participate in an interactive quiz centered around the React ecosystem.
Whether you're new to React or a seasoned pro, this quiz is designed to spark curiosity and deepen understanding, all in a collaborative and fun environment.
Engage with the speaker, answer questions, and learn more about the subject through technical insights and explanations.
Fabio Biondi
Google Expert & Microsoft MVP
Fabio is a front-end instructor, speaker, OSS contributor and run several front-end communities.
He is especially focused on JavaScript front-end applications and all related aspects, both visuals and architecturals. He often work on cutting-edge libraries and frameworks offering training, development, code review and consulting on Angular, React, Qwik, Next, Astro and several other front-end technologies.
Using the React Ecosystem with the World's First O(1) JavaScript Framework
What if you can use the fastest JavaScript framework along with React? What if you can build applications that feel fast regardless of application size?
Qwik is a JavaScript framework that uses a new rendering paradigm called resumability. It can serialize a JavaScript app into HTML, thus eliminating the need for the hydration technique used in meta-frameworks like Next.js.
In this talk, Ruby Jane Cabagnot will talk about Qwik and reusability. Then talk about QwikReact, which allows you to use React components in Qwik, including the whole ecosystem of component libraries, such as Material UI, Threejs, and React Spring.
Is Qwik the world's first O(1) JavaScript framework? Let's find out.
Ruby Jane Cabagnot
Frontend developer @ Sannsyn
Crafting enterprise front-end architectures , mainly focusing on React. CS graduate, eager learner, constantly diving into new tech realms and savoring books' wisdom.
Balancing code and adventure, with a love for staying active and in shape. My life evolves around code, learning and conquering peaks.
Observability for React applications
Observability is essential for developing and maintaining reliable and performance React applications.
By the end of this talk, you will have a practical guide on how to make your React applications more observable and resilient using OpenTelemetry.
Gonzalo Beviglia
Staff Software Engineer @ Box
Leading high-impact technical initiatives, engineering huge-scale applications, and aiding in cross-team collaboration has given me first-hand experience across the whole software development lifecycle.
I believe in radical candor and mentoring individuals to build high performance teams.
I bring proactivity, disruption, and agile leadership to the table.
Driving continuous improvement at scale is my north star. I'm an all around player in love with great product companies.
React vs. The Rest of The Web: Civil War
In this talk, I will explore React through a practical lens, primarily focusing on three crucial aspects: rendering, reactivity, and state management. By building the same application using React and other popular JavaScript frameworks, we'll conduct a comparative analysis. Join me as we dissect React's approach to these core concepts and evaluate how it stacks up against other frameworks. By the end of this session, you'll gain valuable insights into the similarities and differences, allowing you to make informed decisions when choosing a framework for your projects.
Edoardo Dusi
Developer Relations Engineer @ SparkFabrik
Edoardo is a Developer Relations Engineer at SparkFabrik, a company that helps organisations build digital products with open source technologies. He has a strong software developer and team leader background, working on various projects and platforms. He is passionate about creating and sharing content that educates and inspires other developers, such as tech talks, videos, podcasts, conferences, and more. He enjoys connecting with the developer community and promoting the benefits of open source software.
Do not break GraphQL, extend it!
GraphQL is powerful technology to retrieve and send complex structures from remote locations with a simple and effective syntax. One of its perks is avoid under-fetching and over-fetching as the client specifically requests the fields it’s interested in.
But what happens if we need to enrich or customize the data set and we can’t modify the upstream GraphQL server? Shall we break the spec?
In this talk I will show you how to use the resources the GraphQL specification already gives us to solve this issue without having to break the rules.
Paolo Insogna
Node.js core and Staff DX Engineer @ NearForm
Node.js Core Member, Staff Developer Experience Engineer at NearForm, Co-founder and Principal Architect at OramaSearch, Polyglot Developer.
RPG and LARP addicted and nerd on lot more. Surrounded by lovely chubby cats.