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We host one or two Q&A’s per month with Facebook Engineers and other interesting developers in the React community. These Q&A’s usually take place on Thursdays from 1pm - 2pm PT.
If you want to hear from someone specific in the community, let us know by contacting us via X or ping an admin or moderator in the #reactiflux-moderation channel on discord.
Carl Vitullo and Jenny Truong
Drawing on Jenny’s experience working at a highly-productive startup, join us as Carl Vitullo talks with her about how burnout can manifest, how it can impact our lives in unexpected ways, and how we can manage the energy we give work to thrive without burning out.
Main Stage on Reactiflux
Carl Vitullo, Elizabeth Woolf
Developing software requires a lot of communication with other developers, with other teams and divisions, with managers or less experienced developers. Carl Vitullo is joined by Elizabeth Woolf to talk communication and feedback.
Reactiflux main stage
Carl Vitullo, Michelle Bakels
Michelle Bakels is co-organizer of React Miami and Program Director of Developer Health at G2i, a hiring platform for Javascript and React developers with deep ties to Reactiflux! We talked about the upcoming conference, how speakers are selected, and how developer health was core to the conference. Learn more at https://www.reactmiami.com/, and if you buy a ticket, use our discount code REACTIFLUX10.
Q&A Channel on Reactiflux
Mark Erikson and Sunil Pai
Rewrites! Everyone wants to do one, but the software industry is littered with examples of failed rewrites. Our host Carl Vitullo is joined by Mark Erikson and Sunil Pai to talk shop about what they’ve looked like in our careers, and how to help make sure they’ll be successful.
Q&A Channel on Reactiflux
When Ankita became a manager, she had to find mentors to help her learn the subtle intricacies of being a successful manager. Now, she’s taking what she learned and teaching developers about what that transition looks like, and how to decide if that’s how you’d like to further your career.
Q&A Channel on Reactiflux
Christopher Chedeau & Ida Bechtle
A documentary about React, produced by Honeypot.io, was released on February 10th, and Carl Vitullo spoke with two of the people instrumental in making it happen: Ida Bechtle, staff filmmaker from Honeypot; and Christopher Chedeau, whose contributions to the React and JS ecosystem are nearly innumerable — React, React Native, Prettier, Docusaurus, Excalidraw, and more. We talked about the documentary itself, how it got made, and some other behind-the-scenes info — an unofficial “DVD commentary” for the documentary.
Stage Channel on Reactiflux
Josh Comeau is an indie hacker, educator, and long-time member of the React community. He has a brilliant way of intuitively explaining complex subjects, and we're excited to talk with him about content creation, his experiences being an independent educator, and his new course, Joy of React https://www.joyofreact.com/ Join us as we talk about his content creation process and journey through the tech industry!
Stage Channel on Reactiflux
Tejas has worked in developer relations for years at companies like Vercel, Spotify, Xata, and G2i, and is now an independent educator and content creator. He's a mentor, keynote speaker, and angel investor, and we're exited to talk tech! He's super interested in edge computing, Qwik, and React. He and Carl talked about why he's starting a company, not letting fear of failure stop you from trying, investing, and about keeping the focus in devrel on relationships.
Stage Channel on Reactiflux
Tom Raviv, Omer Kenet, & Peter Shershov
Wix has been making web development more accessible since 2006, and they're currently celebrating the release of their new project Codux, a visual IDE for React. We're excited to talk about the history of our industry and what we can learn from the golden age of frontend development.
Stage Channel on Reactiflux
Matt Pocock is an educator building content and workshops to help developers become TypeScript wizards.
Stage Channel on Reactiflux
Yshay Yaacobi and Assaf Krintza
Livecycle.io cofounder and CTO | cofounder and VP of R&D — discussing React, web development, and working as software developers
Q&A Channel Reactiflux
Program Director @g2i_co — creating community-focused solutions for developer health | co-organizer @ReactMiamiConf | Chair @CodePalmBeach
Q&A Channel Reactiflux
Founder @ stately.ai – Visual software modeling tools and services for making app logic more accessible and robust.
Q&A Channel Reactiflux
@tanmaigo @motleydev @praveenweb
Founder & Tech Lead @ hasura.io - Postgres-backed GraphQL backend as a service | Topic: Building a high-performance GraphQL engine for Postgres
Q&A Channel Reactiflux
Tabnine is building a top-to-bottom AI-assisted development workflow that empowers all code creators, in all languages, from concept through to completion.
Q&A Channel Reactiflux
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