ReactFoo-VueDay Hyderabad edition
React and Vue for performance engineering and front-end development
React and Vue are becoming increasingly popular for front-end application development.
The Hyderabad edition is a single-day event for sharing:
- Practical insights on integrating React/Vue in front-end applications.
- Performance improvements with React/Vue.
- State management.
- New developments.
Participate in ReactFoo-VueDay as:
- Participant
- Speaker
- Volunteer
- Reviewer
- Collaborator
- Sponsor
and discover your peers from the growing front-end community in India.
Talks from previous editions of ReactFoo are published on hasgeek.tv/reactfoo and hasgeek.tv/jsfoo
The Hyderabad edition will be held on 11 July 2020 at T-Hub, IIIT-H, Hyderabad.
For inquiries about speaking/collaborating with ReactFoo, write to reactfoo.editorial@hasgeek.com
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Kushagr Arora
@kushagrarora
ReactJS Refresher
Submitted Feb 2, 2020
ReactJS has been trending for the last couple of years. Today, it’s not odd to find teams blindly choosing ReactJS for their projects, without thinking about the business use case. This presentation answers the unasked questions of “why” we need ReactJS and “how” a dev team should use it.
Outline
- Understanding the usecase by comparing how ReactJS and other libraries work.
- Create-react-app : a boon or a bane
- Using ReactJS in teams
- Staying updated with ReactJS
Requirements
There’s no hands-on session. Notebooks, pens and water bottles would be suffice.
Speaker bio
I am currently working as a Full-Stack Developer at Airtel x Labs, Gurugram. With the prior experience of working as a front-end developer in a start-up, I recently jumped to a full-stack role in a huge team at Airtel, I have witnessed and resolved the conflicts that occur around ReactJS amongs developers and stakeholders.
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