Useful techniques for customizing data visualizations, numbers, dates, right-to-left, iconography, and colors for a global audience.

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

See the design and architecture that went into creating a component compiler which generates framework agnostic components.

Learn how you can improve a codebase by applying and creating abstractions more thoughtfully.

An approach to state management that scales from a single component to highly complex apps.

Do you worry about the performance of your React applications? This is a how-to of performance improvement, with techniques to track and increase speed.

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

Learn some of Firebase's best features for the web, and how to easily integrate them into your React app with ReactFire.

IPFS is a stack of protocols for decentralized, p2p communication and data transfer on the web. Learn how you can use IPFS to host files and apps, created p2p databases, and more!

In this talk you’ll learn how to write React like its fiction and what you can gain by doing so.

Real-world example of a typed functional language actually making your developer life better, in an existing Javascript code base. And it's something your team might not cringe at, either.

In this talk Diana covers lessons in color systems, theming APIs, and a bit of color theory along the way.

Using Expo you can build an app that runs natively for iOS, Android, and web.

What if you could automatically generate hundreds of integration and end-to-end tests, instead of manually coding them?

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

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

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

See what's new in NextJS.

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

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.

Learn about Atlassian’s learnings from growing the frontend development of Jira to over one million lines of code.

Learn how React Query can help you fetch, cache and manage your asynchronous data, easily.

Insights into Smashing Magazine’s Relaunch — with decisions made, failures, successes and lessons learned along the way.

Get a deeper knowledge of how to design a public API for components, how theming works, and common pitfalls one might come across when trying to scale a design system across an organization.

Make Gatsby's "fast in every way that matters" a reality with this collection of 5 quick actions to speed up a Gatsby website, featuring real-world examples, Lighthouse scores and links to code.

An update on the evolving tools, potential, ecosystem, and community associated with the JAMstack.

Learn about errors in JavaScript, and modern ways to handle them in React.

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

Laurie Voss analyzes the state of the Jamstack based on an industry survey of 3,000 developers.

Internet consumers in the emerging market are accessing your web products differently. Yes, there is a fast growth but the bar is still lower.

On March 4, 2020, we started a couple of spreadsheets to collect COVID-19 data—just until the CDC stepped up. Three months, two websites, and two million API requests later, we're still doing it every day.

A deep dive on how we built Amplify DataStore using GraphQL.

Learn about the recently released expo-updates library that allows you to use Expo’s OTA updates in any React Native app.

See the optimizations that JavaScriptCore uses to speed up JavaScript execution, and perhaps counterintuitively, how the same optimizations are also being applied to speeding up WebAssembly.

Get behind the scene of one of the most popular React UI framework.

How to make games with React.

Learning React Hooks can be a little bit intimidating because it involves a different way of working with components than what most React developers may be used to.

Fullstack Javascript is too hard. There’s too many choices. Too much complexity. Blitz is a new Rails-like framework for fullstack React apps.

A deep dive into how a bundler works, and how we can make our development process much faster.

Turn your CI into an automated QA, identifying issues in your UI.

Flipper is Facebooks internal, extensible mobile devtool platform, used by the mobile devs that work on the Facebook, WhatsApp, Instagram and many more apps.

Build a design system with accessibility, internationalization, cross device (mouse/touch) support and themeability in mind.

In this talk, Horacio will do a very broad dive into TailwindCSS, how he is using it and give you his honest advise about why you should (or not) use it on your next project.

Learn how BuilderX, a Design Tool in TypeScript and React that generates React & React Native code, was built.

Watch Evan demo universal login, html elements, PWAs and more!

How can front end developers build experiences so good that it’s not always necessary to point the user to a native app?

A talk about love, pain, and lightsabers.

There is still some value that render props can provide, that hooks cannot.

The latest about Gatsby.

See what's new in NextJS.

React-three-fiber is a reconciler that translates React components to Threejs to spice up frontend dev with some Canvas magic.

An approach to state management that scales from a single component to highly complex apps.