React30: Recent Episodes

React Training

A 30-minute podcast about React and all things JavaScript

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React Virtualized is a fantastic React community project led by our guest in this show, Brian Vaughn

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Our guest in this episode is Devon Lindsey, one of the first people we ever met when we first got into React. Since 2014, she has been leading the ReactJS San Francisco meetup group.

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Draft.js Plugins is a React community effort to create a set of high-quality plugins for Draft.js, the rich text editor framework for React, built by our guest Nik Graf

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Enzyme is a helper for testing React components that provides a jQuery-like interface to traversing virtual DOM hierarchies. In this episode, we sit down with its author, Leland Richardson

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In this episode we chat with Jordan Walke, the creator of React, about how it came to be

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Preact is a fast, tiny alternative to React that shares its ES6 API. In this episode, we chat with the author of Preact, Jason Miller

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In this episode we explore the possibilities of using React components to control real hardware components with the author of react-hardware, Dustan Kasten

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Our guests in this episode are Jamison Dance and Matt Zabriskie, OSS contributors and organizers of React Rally

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Our guest in this episode is Sasha Aickin, recently-retired CTO of Redfin and author of react-dom-stream and several pull requests that enable streaming rendering in React core

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In this episode, we introduce ourselves, talk about the goals of React30, and discuss how each of us came to React

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