ReactFoo-VueDay Pune edition
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ReactFoo-VueDay Pune edition

React and Vue for performance engineering and front-end development

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MCCIA Trade Tower, Pune

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React and Vue are becoming increasingly popular for front-end application development.

The Pune edition is a single-day event for sharing:

  1. Practical insights on integrating React/Vue in front-end applications.
  2. Performance improvements with React/Vue.
  3. State management.
  4. New developments.

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Talks from previous editions of ReactFoo are published on hasgeek.tv/reactfoo and hasgeek.tv/jsfoo

The Pune edition will be held on 29 February 2020 at MCCIA, Pune.


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use"Context" for state management

Submitted Feb 7, 2020

Since the start, redux has become a synonym to state management in react. In the presentation we will be walking through the state management jargon and my personal pain points of using redux from past 3 years, my experience of using the context api and useContext hooks to implement flow of state management and also to clean lot of boilerplate code that has to be maintained.

Outline

I am a developer who loves code, poetry and poetic code. What makes code poetic is the sheer simplicity, which make the code more readable, relatable. When i explored the oppurtunity to use context api for the state management i could feel that elegance which somewhere was lacking when i was using redux extensively. I felt I was writing an algorithm which isnt intutive to many, but with context. I felt we were back the roots of simplicity that react is popular for. SO here I will be discussing my experiences with both approaches, what worked me and what has not. The session will follow the below order.

  1. State Management Jargon
  2. Why State Management
  3. Workflow of Redux
  4. Plus Points of Redux
  5. My Pain Points of Redux
  6. Demo
  7. QA

Requirements

  1. Experience with Redux
  2. Base understanding of react hooks

Speaker bio

I am a fullstack developer. I have been working on Javascript technologies from past 3 years. Mainly on react, react native and node js. I love code, poetry and poetic code What makes code poetic to me is the sheer simplicity, which make the code more readable, relatable.

Slides

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1tkY0LLi4UQrzqv_iZMe3UfpJCP9wXMKD1-ch99pen0s/edit?usp=sharing

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A community - for and of - front-end engineers to share experiences with ReactJS, performant apps with React, crafting better User Interfaces (UI) with React and GraphQL ecosystem. ReactFoo also discusses design patterns and user experience. more