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🎤 Painless Migration From Backbone to React/Redux
Jim Sullivan (https://www.linkedin.com/in/jim-sullivan-8a326049/)
There are plenty of books, tutorials, and tools to help you start a brand new React project. But what if you already have a large application written in a legacy framework and you want to migrate to React? You can’t have your whole team drop everything and spend months rewriting your entire front end codebase. Jim will talk about challenges faced and solutions used by Conductor as they iteratively migrate to React from a large, complex, legacy Backbone app.
🎤 Components as Data
Orjiewuru Kingdom (https://www.linkedin.com/in/kingisaac95/)
Ever had to manage form state without a dependency? In this brief talk, we'll learn to handle dynamically generated form components, with the goal of thinking about our React components as Data. This gives us the ability to create even more dynamic and powerful react applications.
The power of components lies in its use. Thinking about React components as Data enables us to build and manage, highly dynamic react applications seamlessly. By the end of this talk, we should understand and appreciate components as data by walking through a dynamically generated form.
🎤 Never Bundle React Again
Shawn Wang (https://www.linkedin.com/in/shawnswyxwang/)
One result of the runaway success of Webpack is the rise of multi-megabyte megabundles. Many of the React apps we write don’t make use of widespread platform improvements like CDNs, caching, and HTTP/2. But we could if we just knew how. In this lightning talk, I show you a quick trick to slash your React bundle sizes and improve your TTI.
🎤 Tools For Measuring React Performance
Brenda Jimenez (https://www.linkedin.com/in/brendajimenez/)
In this talk we will take a look at some React performance measurement tools: react-perf for projects built with React prior to version 16 and React Performance add-on for projects built with React 16 and above.
🎤 Form and Fury: Inside a redux-form Implementation
Joe Stanco (https://www.linkedin.com/in/jstanco/)
With 1.6M React projects relying on this HOC to handle form state with Redux (http://redux-form.com), what could go wrong? An introduction to form management and a cautionary tale about navigating a snake pit of undocumented features, inscrutable behaviors, and nasty side effects.