Building High Performance React ApplicationsАрхитектура и производительность фронтенда
Joe Karlsson is a software engineer and Developer Advocate at MongoDB. He comes from the frozen tundra known as Minneapolis, Minnesota (and yes, it does get really cold here, and no, not everyone here has the accent from the movie, Fargo 😝). He has been primarily a Node and JavaScript engineer, but he also really enjoy the “math-y” parts about coding. He has been writing, teaching, and talking about code his entire career.
He is the co-creator of open source software, including bechdel.io which tells you if a movie script passes the Bechdel Test or not. In his free time, he is usually drinking Gin and Tonics, eating at a new restaurant, or working on an art project (his medium is a 3D printer and an Arduino).
React is built with performance in mind. But when is React slow? In this talk we’ll discuss common bottlenecks in React and when you might be making your program work harder than it should. You will learn practical ways to speed up your real world React applications today.
React is built with performance in mind. But when is React slow? In this talk we’ll discuss common bottlenecks in React and when you might be making your program work harder than it should. We will discuss how Best Buy builds components that stay fast, even during the enormous stress of Black Friday traffic. You will learn practical ways to speed up your real world React applications today.
This talk is for developers curious to learn how to make high performance React applications. You may or may not have already used React, but to get most out of the talk, you should be familiar with the basics of JavaScript.
