We design our workshops to inspire and surprise attendees with an understanding of the amazing capabilities of React. But you don’t have to take our word for it ;)
Ryan has been creating websites since the early 90’s, focusing primarily on the frontend for the past several years. He conceived ReactRouter, which quickly became the most popular 3rd-party library built on React. With the combination of his passion for web development and years of teaching experience, you are sure to leave these trainings fully satisfied.
Michael has led engineering teams at several San Francisco companies including Path and Twitter, and is the primary author of many open source JavaScript libraries including mustache.js and ReactRouter. He has a passion for building clean, well-designed systems that improve people’s lives and sharing what he learns along the way with others.
React Training was formed to support the development and maintenance of the most popular open source libraries in the React community including ReactRouter and history.
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Let’s say you spend 16 hours (2 days) training a team of 20 engineers. In the next year, these engineers will put in approximately 40,000 hours of work for your company. If our training results in only a 1% improvement in those engineers’ performance, your company will gain the equivalent of 400 hours of work as the result of spending 2 days in training.
“Often founders start companies with visions of elegant, beautiful product architectures that will solve so many of the nasty issues that they were forced to deal with in their previous jobs. Then, as their company becomes successful, they find that their beautiful product architecture has turned into a Frankenstein. How does this happen? As success drives the need to hire new engineers at a rapid rate, companies neglect to train the new engineers properly. As the engineers are assigned tasks, they figure out how to complete them as best they can. Often this means replicating existing facilities in the architecture, which leads to inconsistencies in the user experience, performance problems, and a general mess. And you thought training was expensive.”
–The Hard Thing About Hard Things, pg. 107-108
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