Forbes Lindesay

In this workshop we'll take a simple React application written in JavaScript, and convert it into TypeScript. You'll see how TypeScript lets you work faster, with fewer bugs making it to production.

- We'll start configuring our app to build using TypeScript
- We'll add types to our codebase to both catch errors and better document our code
- We'll enable strict mode to catch even more errors
- We'll see how to use generics to add types to functions without reducing their flexibility
- We'll enable tslint and fix some of the issues it throws at us

During the workshop, you will learn how to interpret the errors TypeScript throws, and how to build the most robust type system possible.

Erik Rasmussen

A two-time React form library author will teach you how to start building robust forms in React, where the pitfalls are, and what the best practices are, including when React Hooks are useful for building forms. Students will be guided through building small forms, like a login form, all the way up to editing a complex "Account" form.

Braulio Díez

Hooks have been introduced in a React minor version update, but they have become a fundamental change in the way of developing react components, they let you use state and other React features without writing a class.

- Learn the core concepts
- Learn how to use standard hooks (useEffect, useContext, useReducer...).
- Learn how to create custom hooks.
- Deal with component life cycle.
- Provide guidance on how to migrate a class components to functional components.
- Cover unit testing + hooks.

Shem Magnezi - “Micro Frontends”- You Keep Using That Word, I Don’t Think It Means What You Think It Means

Noemi Rozpara - React Native, your UX superhero

Jesús Cuesta - Using React with JAMstack

Rui Araujo - Compiling GraphQL to Blazing Fast JS