Silicon Valley Code Camp : October 19 & 20, 2019

Track - React

The JavaScript library React has completely revolutionized how we approach building user interfaces. Whether for web, native desktop, or native mobile, React empowers developers to build cross-platform apps with the full power of JavaScript. Whether you’re just getting started with React, or you’re looking to level up, this track is designed to educate and inspire you with the skills and knowledge you need to remain competitive in today’s fast-paced market.

Managing State in React Functionally with React Hooks

Eric Bishard

Understand the basics of React's four basic Hooks (useState, useEffect, useContext and useReducer).

Navigating the React Ecosystem

Ben Ilegbodu

Let’s walk through the tools that surround React and learn which you should prioritize learning first.

The Web Got so Good You Can Build a Startup in 1 Day

Swizec Teller

10 years ago, building for the web was pretty hard. Nowadays you can conceptualize and launch a product in 1 day. React for the webapp, a UI kit for design, Gatsby to make it fast, GraphQL for data, Serverless for the backend. This is the future.

STAR Apps: Design Systems, TypeScript, Apollo GraphQL, and React

Shawn Wang

A new front-end stack is emerging, with one theme - constraints that scale. They involve building Design Systems and TypeScript for consistency, Apollo GraphQL, and server- or statically-rendered React.

React Is Your Friend: A Gentle Intro to the React Library

Eve Porcello

Where React has been and where it's going, an in-depth look at the React library.

Visualizing Real-time Interactive Financial Data Charts Using React Native

Clem Freeman

Trading cryptocurrencies professionally can require visualizing vast amounts of data in the form of candle charts, depth charts, and order books. This talk is about how to build these high performance real-time interactive charts with React Native.