React Advanced London Meetup - Summer Edition [in-person]
React Advanced London
Aug
25
Thursday, August 25th
from 5:30PM to 8:30PM UTC
In-Person
Address available to attendees
We missed you this time around!
147 attending
147 attending
👋 General Info
Hey React Advanced London community! We have some good news!
Remember the date: 25th of August & join us to talk about all things React and dive deep into the details and internals of our favourite libraries, functions and components patterns.
Important! In case you have talk you want to share with community & join meetup as a speaker - we need you!
Submit talk here👇
https://forms.gle/rCiQ8Y4jajiC8AHMA
📍Event location The Trampery, London, 239 Old Street
🎫 Registration
Feel free to bring +1 friend who is interested in joining us (just share the Guild link - so your friend could register as well).
🤝 Sponsors
Huge shout out to our sponsors:
OfferZen (www.offerzen.com) OfferZen is a community-first developer job marketplace that connects top developers in Africa and Europe with over 2000 companies that are looking to grow their teams. We flip the normal recruitment process on its head: companies reach out to candidates who are actively looking for new opportunities. Our mission is to help people unlock their potential by helping them build awesome software.
This event made possible thanks to the support from React Advanced London organizers - GitNation.
🕑 Event Schedule
18:30 - Doors open
19:00 - Intro and announcements
19:10 - Talks
20:10 - Mingle until 9.30 pm
We hope to see you!
👍 Code of Conduct
By registering for this event you agree to comply with our CoC https://reactadvanced.com/coc
📩 Contact
https://twitter.com/ReactAdvancedhttp://youtube.com/ReactConferencesPresentations
Pushkar Desai
React component patterns to use based on need
There have been many react component patterns used over the years to facilitate the composition of frontend software.
However, React has evolved over the years especially with the introduction of hooks and context. Newer ways to do things clash with the so-called "older ones". In my talk, I want to take a relook the patterns from the perspective of a developer's needs for implementation, be it extracting logic, combining props, handling hierarchy, or inverting control of state.
Once the need is established, it is helpful to compare the new and the old patterns, if they exist, for the same goal and understand the pros and cons of each.
Obinna Ekwuno
Edge functions? Serverless functions? What’s going on!
In this talk we will discuss serverless functions, Edge functions, and handling data on the edge. We will also look at some sample code from a simple application.
Platform Sponsors
Clerk simplifies the process of adding authentication & user management to get you up and running in minutes. Our product is purpose-built for Next.js, React and the modern web.
https://clerk.com
Liveblocks is real-time infrastructure to create collaborative experiences like Figma & Notion in a matter of days, not months. Our toolkit is purpose-built for the JS, React, and Next.js ecosystem.
https://liveblocks.ioWe missed you this time around!
147 attending
147 attending
Platform Sponsors
Clerk simplifies the process of adding authentication & user management to get you up and running in minutes. Our product is purpose-built for Next.js, React and the modern web.
https://clerk.comLiveblocks is real-time infrastructure to create collaborative experiences like Figma & Notion in a matter of days, not months. Our toolkit is purpose-built for the JS, React, and Next.js ecosystem.
https://liveblocks.ioReact Advanced London Meetup - Summer Edition [in-person]
React Advanced London
Aug
25
Thursday, August 25th
from 5:30PM to 8:30PM UTC
In-Person
Address available to attendees
👋 General Info
Hey React Advanced London community! We have some good news!
Remember the date: 25th of August & join us to talk about all things React and dive deep into the details and internals of our favourite libraries, functions and components patterns.
Important! In case you have talk you want to share with community & join meetup as a speaker - we need you!
Submit talk here👇
https://forms.gle/rCiQ8Y4jajiC8AHMA
📍Event location The Trampery, London, 239 Old Street
🎫 Registration
Feel free to bring +1 friend who is interested in joining us (just share the Guild link - so your friend could register as well).
🤝 Sponsors
Huge shout out to our sponsors:
OfferZen (www.offerzen.com) OfferZen is a community-first developer job marketplace that connects top developers in Africa and Europe with over 2000 companies that are looking to grow their teams. We flip the normal recruitment process on its head: companies reach out to candidates who are actively looking for new opportunities. Our mission is to help people unlock their potential by helping them build awesome software.
This event made possible thanks to the support from React Advanced London organizers - GitNation.
🕑 Event Schedule
18:30 - Doors open
19:00 - Intro and announcements
19:10 - Talks
20:10 - Mingle until 9.30 pm
We hope to see you!
👍 Code of Conduct
By registering for this event you agree to comply with our CoC https://reactadvanced.com/coc
📩 Contact
https://twitter.com/ReactAdvancedhttp://youtube.com/ReactConferencesPresentations
Pushkar Desai
React component patterns to use based on need
There have been many react component patterns used over the years to facilitate the composition of frontend software.
However, React has evolved over the years especially with the introduction of hooks and context. Newer ways to do things clash with the so-called "older ones". In my talk, I want to take a relook the patterns from the perspective of a developer's needs for implementation, be it extracting logic, combining props, handling hierarchy, or inverting control of state.
Once the need is established, it is helpful to compare the new and the old patterns, if they exist, for the same goal and understand the pros and cons of each.
Obinna Ekwuno
Edge functions? Serverless functions? What’s going on!
In this talk we will discuss serverless functions, Edge functions, and handling data on the edge. We will also look at some sample code from a simple application.