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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Hannes Obweger
@obweger
Closing JRACLOUD-68845 - Jira’s journey towards delightful web performance
Submitted Oct 3, 2019
Duration:
40 mins full talk
Over the past few years, technologies such as React and GraphQL have lifted frontend development to a new level; never before have we seen web applications so rich and powerful, all running in the browser. But with great power comes great responsibility: As easy it is to develop rich interactions on the client, as difficult it is to keep these interactions fast and performant. In this talk, we’ll share a number of lessons and techniques that the Jira Cloud team has been applying to get Jira’s new, React-based UI to the level of performance that our customers love and deserve. We’ll discuss how Atlassian thinks and measures web performance, and talk about the impact of JavaScript and CSS bundle sizes, Single Page Application (SPA) architectures, and Server Side Rendering (SSR).
Outline
These are the areas I plan to touch on:
- Overview of Jira’s journey towards a modern, React-based tech stack: Timeline - where did we start, where are we now; from lipsticking, to an inside-out model, to an outside-in model.
- A primer on web performance at Atlassian: Vertical vs. horizontal scaling; TTR vs. TTI; P50, P90, APDEX.
- Server Side Rendering (SSR): How it works and why it works; the security implications of SSR; Atlassian’s patented SSR architecture.
- Single Page Application (SPA) architectures: Full page load vs. SPA transitions; the “network effect” of an SPA and its implications; how to integrate legacy experiences into a fundamentally modern SPA.
- Education and alignment: How can independent teams and engineers sustainably use a shared, limited resource such as the browser?
- Up next: What are the upcoming trends and technologies that Atlassian is looking into?
Speaker bio
Hannes is the engineering manager responsible for Jira’s frontend platform, which provides the build and deployment infrastructure, dev tooling, and application architecture for Jira’s new, React-based UI. Today, the frontend platform powers a codebase of more than 1M LoC, with 400 individual contributors in total, and 200 contributors every month.
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