Chain React

In this talk we will walk through the process from defining complex animation, to implementing it by going through all stages of animation creation process.

This talk will look at the ways in which my team and I learned, sometimes the hard way, how to develop a react native app for Android, as well as my experience as a JavaScript developer being thrust into the native world.

A brief exploration of decisions and difficulties encountered when employing third-party libraries in React Native applications, yielding actionable advice for open-source package maintainers in our community.

In this talk, I will go through some of the best practices you should consider from setting up a project, challenges most react native app faces to scalability. At the end of this talk, you will go home with practices you can apply to your projects and feel more confident doing so.

This talk is about my journey in building an app that will keep track of your gym life. One single codebase and React Native. Only one person making an app for both Android and iOS that goes from zero to production till seeing your gym buddy using it.

Creating scalable and maintainable React Native app using Mobx State Tree.

In this talk, I'll show how you can rapidly prototype, build, & deploy your app using GraphQL, React Native, & AWS AppSync so you can spend your time worrying about more important things in life. In addition to what you'd expect from a conference app, we'll be adding live chat so attendees discuss talks & speakers can field questions & interact with them in real-time.

In this talk, we’ll go over the existing solutions, how they stack up against each other, and what their limitations are.

This talk will show you all the steps involved in converting a React Native project to TypeScript, as well as many of the pitfalls and gotchas that you might encounter along the way.

One of the things I love about React is how easy it is to encapsulate UI code into a component. I love this because it makes reuse of those components easy. But is it simple? I've made my fair share of components that had to accept a bunch of props to handle a growing list of different use cases resulting in a complex render function full of conditional statements and a confusing API for people using this "reusable" component.

One of the things I love about React is how easy it is to encapsulate UI code into a component. I love this because it makes reuse of those components easy. But is it simple? I've made my fair share of components that had to accept a bunch of props to handle a growing list of different use cases resulting in a complex render function full of conditional statements and a confusing API for people using this "reusable" component.

In this talk, we will look at the current state of React Native with a whirlwind tool of its internals. We will also look at the upcoming changes in the architecture and how it plays well with React Fiber.

Working consistently across multiple platforms with different file types in React Native can be challenging. In this talk, I will discuss and implement working with and opening a multitude of different file types consistently on both iOS and Android.

In this talk I will explore how using React Native with Robotics makes prototyping a breeze and enables mobile control of almost anything.