Techniques you can use to authenticate your apps, with best practices and common mistakes.

Managing state in UI apps is hard. Keeping a coherent mental model of it is even harder.

This talk is all about performance after the initial page load. Learn cool tips about animations, accordions, and more.

Preact and its ecosystem has recently undergone an overhaul. It now supports all the latest features from React 16, from hooks to suspense.

How to use Web Component to build a micro-app architecture and mix different technologies.

Operating on files (and images) and extracting crucial information out of them in the browser can be tough.

Learn how to identify code smells in your React app and how to improve it.

Learn about the characteristics of thriving open source communities and how to create a healthy, welcoming community of your own.

We talk a lot about how to animate on the web, and what’s possible in browsers today, but where is animation heading?

Excellent introduction to Hooks, for beginners.

The mental model for building for the web largely hasn’t changed in the last 20 years, but we’ve incorporated complexity, richness, grown our community a thousand fold, and scaled to billions.

This talk is a practical one, chock-full of tips for creating more accessible front-end foundations.

One of the nuances of working in frontend is constantly being told that [insert whatever tooling, frameworks or technologies here] are “super simple” or “easy to pickup”.

Eesh and his team has built a single GraphQL endpoint at his company to remove the dependency of the react client with the Rest API.

Testing front-end applications does not need to be a pain. In fact, testing React applications can be quite easy if you follow some rules.

A real-life use case for micro-frontends and motivation for adopting them.

Information-rich talk on color science, with practical examples on how to design a dark mode.

What alternative languages are there for writing modern frontend applications today?

How can we create intentional deliberate experiences on the web? What can we expect in the future from React and the web platform?

Offline-first apps have a unique set of challenges to keep them fully functional, even in offline mode.

Everything you didn't know you wanted to know about internationalization. Design your app to be language, region, and culture independent.

Pros and cons of creating class and function components in React vs Vue vs Svelte.

Comprehensive talk on design systems. Learn what they are and what it takes to build one.

See how to optimize network requests to minimize round trips without slowing down critical data paths.

Patterns, practices, and technologies for modern front-end engineering at scale.

The JAMStack is empowering the Microservice and distributed architectures in ways that we had not previously conceived.

Inspiring talk about the web as a platform, React and its community, their future, and inclusivity.

Learn about how we, at Netflix, hacked Webpack for our needs, to serve unique user experiences to millions of Netflix customers across the globe.

The world of web development is moving fast, and you have to make decisions today on which tools to use.

Pros and cons of creating class and function components in React vs Vue vs Svelte.

What is a progressive static site? How do they work? Let’s explore the motivations, challenges and API design decisions that went into building React Static.

Combine the power of RxJS with your preferred components library (React or Vue).

A deep dive on how Uber leverages javascript, across its engineering orgs.

Managing state in UI apps is hard. Keeping a coherent mental model of it is even harder.

React and D3 are UI tools designed for goals that sometimes collide as they both take control of the DOM in different ways. How can we make them work together?

Testing front-end applications does not need to be a pain. In fact, testing React applications can be quite easy if you follow some rules.

This talk highlights the different types of state occurring in modern React applications and give recommendations on how to approach them.

We talk a lot about how to animate on the web, and what’s possible in browsers today, but where is animation heading?

This talk is a practical one, chock-full of tips for creating more accessible front-end foundations.

The JAMStack is empowering the Microservice and distributed architectures in ways that we had not previously conceived.

The mental model for building for the web largely hasn’t changed in the last 20 years, but we’ve incorporated complexity, richness, grown our community a thousand fold, and scaled to billions.

The history of moving the frontend of one of the largest services in Russia—Yandex Search—to React and TypeScript.

See how your React knowledge can be applied to electronic music production.

See how to optimize network requests to minimize round trips without slowing down critical data paths.

What alternative languages are there for writing modern frontend applications today?

How to use Web Component to build a micro-app architecture and mix different technologies.

Patterns, practices, and technologies for modern front-end engineering at scale.

A real-life use case for micro-frontends and motivation for adopting them.

Inspiring talk about the web as a platform, React and its community, their future, and inclusivity.

What are the major factors that slow down a web application written in React? Can we mitigate them? If so, what are the trade-offs.

Operating on files (and images) and extracting crucial information out of them in the browser can be tough.

React is not only well suited for designing static components, but also for rapid prototyping with interactions.

Offline-first apps have a unique set of challenges to keep them fully functional, even in offline mode.

Preact and its ecosystem has recently undergone an overhaul. It now supports all the latest features from React 16, from hooks to suspense.

Techniques you can use to authenticate your apps, with best practices and common mistakes.

Why are we afraid of updating our React app on Friday evening?

React Native allows you to re-use your web code to build native applications. This approach is simple in theory, but challenging in practice.

Learn how to identify code smells in your React app and how to improve it.