Anna Doubková

Sharing code between web and native applications helps deliver consistent apps in an efficient way. Bringing code from web to native, our team manages to ship new features faster than ever before. Yet code reuse brings its own issues as well, and might not be the ideal solution for everyone. 

We’ll look at options of writing cross-platform apps and see how to leverage React’s clever rendering strategies to build apps as effortlessly as possible.

Anna is a javascript developer who loves working with new technologies. Currently working at Hive, she does full-stack development to deliver a great end to end solution focused on user experience.

2019

ReactNext

Cross-Platform React – from Web to Mobile

There are quite a few theoretical concepts of writing a good React application, including popular functional programming approaches. However, few take into consideration the impacts these will have on performance of the application. In this talk you’ll find out how some commonly used patterns have an adverse effect on the speed of your app, and how to avoid using them. We’ll mainly explore UI and state management but we’ll also dive into some native-specific issues and look at how to prevent them.

React Finland

Practical Performance for React (Native)

There are quite a few theoretical concepts of writing good a React application, including popular functional programming approaches. However, few take into consideration the impacts these will have on performance of the application. 

In this talk you’ll find out how some commonly used patterns have an adverse effect on the speed of your app, and how to avoid using them. We’ll mainly explore UI and state management but we’ll also dive into some native-specific issues and look at how to prevent them.