React Conference in London React Conference in London

+ Remote

2days

In-person & Remote

50+speakers

presenting on advanced topics

800+luckies

in London

5Kdevs

globally
remotely

October

25 & 28, 2024

We will be
diving deep

The Advanced
React Conference

Get ready for an annual deep dive into the latest trends in React and Web development. Learn from engineers behind the framework ecosystem and early adopters.

The concept of React Advanced Conference is both about covering all you need to catch up on in the React ecosystem, combined with deep technical exploration of the latest architectural trends, new feature adoption, and efficient ways to solve complex problems.

Engage in discussion rooms, hallway track with experts, hands-on practical workshops, and tens of insightful talks. Engineers of any level are welcome but be prepared for hardcore.

The format of the event will be hybrid, with the first day streamed from the London venue including hybrid networking features and interactive entertainment; and the second day, as well as the numerous free workshops, streamed to the global audience online.

5+

Workshops,
Free Remote +
Pro In-person & Remote

Practice new tech and best practices with our expert trainers during 5+ Free & Pro workshops around the main event days.

25th

October, In-person + Remote Day

Welcoming guests in London and streaming online with hybrid networking and inclusive interactivity:
Remote - 1:30pm BST / 8:30am EST / 5:30am PST / 2:30pm CEST;
In-Person - 9am BST

28th

October, Remote Day

Streaming both tracks with speaker QnA's online across time zones - 7am PST/10am EST/3pm BST/4pm CEST

29th

October, Remote Day

Remote discussion rooms on AI & React Compiler at 15:00 BST & 16:00 BST

Deep Dives

React 19 & Server Components

To be covered in:
  • — Twitter Space, Oct 3: What Do You Look For in React 19?
  • — Talk, Oct 25: State-of-the-art React Server Components Developer Tooling by Tobbe Lundberg, RedwoodJS team member
  • — Talk, Oct 25: How an RSC Framework Enables Server Actions by Daishi Kato, Zustand & Waku author
  • — Discussion Room, Oct 25: Why Don’t We Use React Suspense More?

React Compiler

React Compiler is a optimization tool that automatically memoizes your code. It was long-awaited, and made available to the community at React Conf back in May. Has React Compiler been a game changer in your codebase?
To be covered in:
  • — Talk, Oct 25: How React Compiler Performs on Real Code by Nadia Makarevich, Advanced React book author
  • — Discussion Room, Oct 29: React Compiler - Has It Been as Good as You Hoped?

Creative Use of AI

AI tools nowadays have evolved to do far more than enable a text-based chat interface. How have you used AI to enhance your products, projects or workflows?
To be covered in:
  • — Talk, Oct 25: Performance Testing is Hard. Can AI Help? by Alexandre Moureaux, React Native apps developer
  • — Discussion Room, Oct 29: Is Using AI Code Cheating?
  • — Remote workshop, Oct 29: AI for React Developers

Reducing Complexity

How to create React apps and do not overcomplicate stack?
To be covered in:
  • — Talk, Oct 28: Scaling Fast – Engineering Lessons From ~15 Years of Tech Startups by Swizec Teller, Senior Engineer Mindset book author
  • — Discussion Room, Oct 25: What Three Libraries Would You Bring to a Pub Fight
Presented by
Presented by

Features

Mark Dalgleish

Daishi Kato

Jack Herrington

Nadia Makarevich

Dominik Dorfmeister

Aleksandra Sikora

Steve Ruiz

Mark Erikson

Tejas Kumar

 Cedric van Putten

In person & virtual networking

Socialize in-person with speakers and other like-minded attendees, re-connect with colleagues and join hybrid speaker rooms & topic-based discussion rooms.
speaker

Top React speakers

Meet & learn from the real-life case studies and authors of core open-source projects.
speaker

React party!

Join our celebration with a special after-party show and cozy reception with fellow attendees.

Speakers

Core contributors, community leaders and seasoned application engineers will take over two stages at React Advanced Conference. They’ll shed light on all things puzzling your mind, be it React 19 features, Performance, Server Components & Server-Side Rendering, Design Systems, testing strategies or other.

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Mark Dalgleish
React Router
Mark Dalgleish
Shopify, Australia
Talk: How React Router Became a Framework

CSS Modules co-creator / Vanilla Extract / Remix team member at Shopify / MelbJS ogranizer / dad x4.

Daishi Kato
Zustand, Jotai & Waku author, Japan
Talk: How an RSC Framework Enables Server Actions

React library author, maintaining three state management libraries, Zustand, Jotai, Valtio, and React Server Components framework, Waku. More links: https://daishikato.com

Jack Herrington
Blue Collar Coder, USA
Talk: Is React Really Dying?

Jack Herrington is a principal full stack engineer, author and YouTuber who is trying to bring a practical approach to engineering and education to developers at all skill levels.

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Nadia Makarevich
React Compiler
Nadia Makarevich
DeveloperWay, Australia
Talk: How React Compiler Performs on Real Code
Coder, writer, author of Advanced React book
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Dominik Dorfmeister
React Query
Dominik Dorfmeister
Adverity, Austria
Talk: React Query API Design – Lessons Learned

Dominik is a Frontend Engineer, React-Query maintainer and Tech Lead at Adverity (https://adverity.com), who blogs about all things React and TypeScript (https://tkdodo.eu/blog/).

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Aleksandra Sikora
Database
Aleksandra Sikora
EdgeDB, Poland
Talk: Exploring Modern Databases in React Applications
DevEx Lead @EdgeDB
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Steve Ruiz
Case Study
Steve Ruiz
tldraw, UK
Talk: Make Real: tldraw's AI Adventure

Steve Ruiz has a background in fine art and is currently founder and CEO of tldraw. He has become known for his build-in-public style on social media, where he shares the iterative creation process that originally brought tldraw to life.

Mark Erikson
Replay.io, USA
Talk: Designing Effective Documentation: Lessons Learned Building the Redux Docs

Mark Erikson is a Senior Front-End Engineer at Replay, and lives in southwest Ohio, USA. Mark is a Redux maintainer, creator of Redux Toolkit, and general keeper of the Redux docs. He tweets at @acemarke, and blogs at https://blog.isquaredsoftware.com. He spends much of his time answering questions about React and Redux anywhere there's a comment box on the internet, and usually hangs out in the Reactiflux chat channels.

Tejas Kumar
Consultant, Germany
Talk: React Server Components in AI Applications
Author of the "Fluent React" bestselling book, software engineer with 23 years of experience, and host of the developer-loved ConTejas Code podcast.
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 Cedric van Putten
Cross-platform