Name: Server-Side React: Unlocking Performance and Scalability in Modern Web Apps
Start: 2024-10-30T18:00:00-05:00
End: 2024-10-30T21:00:00-05:00
Location: Improving Houston

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**Server-Side React: Unlocking Performance and Scalability in Modern Web Apps**

This talk aims to de-mystify the various server-side paradigms in React, including Server-Side Rendering and Static Site Generation as well as the new React Server Components and Server Actions coming in React 19.

We will explore paths to implement these concepts into applications, compare them to past React paradigms, and discuss how they will change the landscape of web development going forward.

The presentation will build upon fundamental web development concepts, so all levels of React proficiency are welcome! Questions and group discussion are encouraged throughout the course of the evening.

An interactive follow-along repository will be provided, so please bring your laptop with a current version of Node.js and NPM installed, your IDE of choice (VS Code will be used for demonstration), and a registered GitHub account.

Tracy Tucker

Kevin Townson

Paul Barron

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MP2 Energy

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JavaScript Applications

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JavaScript Frameworks

nodeJS

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Matthew Ching is a full-stack Software Developer working at The Reynolds & Reynolds Company with an affinity toward frontend architecture, serving as the core maintainer for the company's internal UI component library and team React expert. With significant experience in React and its inner workings, he is passionate about the library and its surrounding ecosystem.

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