After a successful edition in Delhi in 2018, we are back with the 2019 edition of ReactFoo Delhi.
ReactFoo Delhi features talks and discussions on:
- Redux and state management
- Performance improvements with React
- Modernizing legacy architecture with React
- Why choose React Native
- GraphQL and front-end development
Product and front-end engineers from Atlassian, Walmart.com, Zomato, Microsoft, HackerRank, Mindtickle and Appbase.io will share insights from practical experiences.
Who should attend:
- Front-end engineers
- Product engineers
- Cross-platform mobile developers
Why attend ReactFoo Delhi:
- Learn from and network with peers from the industry.
- Improve developer productivity of your front-end teams.
- Make your web applications faster and performant.
Date and schedule
16 November 2019
https://hasgeek.com/reactfoo/2019-delhi/schedule
Venue:
C D Deshmukh auditorium, India International Centre (IIC) Main, 40 Max Mueller Marg, Lodhi Gardens, Lodhi Estate, New Delhi - 110003.
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Nishant Arora
@nshntarora
I wanted to understand how Frontend frameworks work, so I built my own
Submitted Aug 14, 2019
Duration:
40 mins full talk
All of are great at using frameworks like React, Vue, Angular, and a hundred others in the ecosystem. I am too.
But, I noticed I knew about some concepts but had little to no idea about how these frameworks actually function internally. In classic overengineering fashion, the best way to understand something, is to build it. We’ll talk about some theory (coz that’s important too), and then move on to a code walkthrough of building your own frontend framework.
Outline
We’ll start with understanding basic concepts of these frontend frameworks. Ranging from Reactivity, Virtual DOM, JSX, Renderers etc.
Then, move on the implementing some/all of these in code.
In the end, we shall have a better understanding of how frameworks work, and would’ve built our own to show for it.
Also, we’ll be in a position to understand the level of complexity that’s abstracted out for us by the awesome framework developers, and would be able to have a better understanding of the decisions that go behind things like these.
Speaker bio
Software Engineer - II at Atlan (atlan.com), where I’m helping build a home for data teams. Sometimes I find time to do some open source, and random experiments trying to understand the abstractions around me. On github https://github.com/nshntarora, and on Twitter https://twitter.com/nshntarora
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