Max Gallo

2019

React Live

Reinventing MobX

In this talk we're going to rewrite RxJS from scratch, seeing behind the curtains which are the core components and the ideas of the library. 

RxJS has become almost a standard in the emerging reactive Front-End world. If you're not using it right now, you probably played with a few operators. 

In the talk we're going to rewrite RxJS from scratch, seeing behind the curtains which are the core components and the ideas of the library. 

You'll see how to build Observables, Subscriptions and Operator, then we'll introduce Schedulers and how they're used in RxJS. If you fancy Reactive Programming or simply you want to learn something new then... this talk is for you!

JSNation

Reinventing RxJS

Once upon a time, you had one Single Page Application using a Monolith Backend that relies on a Database. Then you started getting some users and suddenly you needed multiple instances of your Monolith Backend and more replicas of your Database. Your user base kept growing and also your development team was growing, so you split your Monolith backend into Microservices with their own Databases.

You’re very happy about the situation until you realize that the same problem you had on the backend it’s now on the frontend. Multiple teams are working on the same codebase, it’s hard to do frequent releases and there’re a lot of cross-team communications that slow things down.

At DAZN we battle-tested the Microfrontends architecture leveraging feature like blue-green deployments in the frontend, framework agnostic teams and drastically reduced cross-team dependencies.