From the creators of React Router and Reach UI
React
Fall
Tour
Level Up Your React Proficiency
This workshop is designed to take React developers of any experience and level them up. We'll deepen your fundamental understanding of React's composition model and dig into some advanced, real-world use cases, like animating route transitions, manage data caching, real-time updates and more.
We'll also be covering React's latest feature, hooks, in depth. Hooks promise to simplify your React code and make building clean, reusable abstractions easier and faster than ever.
The most efficient way to hit the ground running with React or level up is to join the community leaders you already know and trust, for two days of intense training in our brand new workshop.
- Two days of professional training
- All new material with React Hooks
- Great for all levels of knowledge
- Includes lectures and class projects
- Tons of real-world code to learn from
- Lots of Q&A
- Catered lunch
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What You'll Learn
- React's Fundamental Composition Model
- Hooks History: Motivation, Patterns They Replace
- Simple, Complex, and Shared State Management
- Thinking In Effects
- Composing and Sharing Non-Visual Behavior
- Basic and Advanced Routing
- Data Loading and Caching
- Realtime Updates
- Clientside Authentication
- Performance Considerations and Optimizations
- Animating UI and ... Everything Else
- Keyboard Accessibility and Focus Management
Who Should Attend?
No matter how much experience you have with React, you're sure to gain a lot from this workshop.
Beginners:
If all you've done is the official React tutorial then you are ready for this workshop. We’ll be starting from the fundamentals of React for rendering, composition, and UI updates and moving through to advanced use-cases. Because of React's latest feature, hooks, we're able to cover topics with beginners that we previously reserved for our Advanced trainings. The most important thing to be ready for this workshop if you're a React beginner is to be comfortable with JavaScript and browser development than with React.
Intermediate:
If you've been working with React in production for a while and are looking to level up, this is it. We’ll revisit the fundamentals of React that you may have skipped in order to get the job done™. Take a step back with us, and then several huge steps forward as we explore the power that hooks give you over your day-to-day code as well as your reusable abstractions. After this, you’ll write code that makes you grin wider than any other code you've written before, composing UI and behaviors with uncommon clarity.
Experienced:
If you're a seasoned React developer, there's no better way to get caught up on Hooks and what it means for your code and team than this workshop. You’ll get priceless insights into how Hooks will help you build great abstractions for your team that will work in new and mature code-bases. Finally, you’ll leave with the vocabulary and real-world examples to help you teach and lead your team to be successful with React in a Hooks world.
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@ReactTraining is hands down the most fun I’ve had whilst learning a ton of stuff. Thank you @ryanflorence, @mjackson and @WayfairTech for organizing. Loved how much cool stuff the material covers.
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@ReactTraining was the best training I've had in almost 30 years of professional life. It's pretty rare to have someone teach you that has the "creds" you have and also be good at teaching and have such a pleasant teaching demeanor. Plus you were funny as hell to boot.
After @ReactTraining's React workshop this week, I'm looking at my old code with fresh eyes like "Who wrote this? 🤨"
The React core team released a new Context API yesterday. @mjackson is already teaching it at @ReactTraining today. It doesn't get more cutting-edge than this
Shoutout to @ryanflorence 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾 for his amazing React Workshop. I can now say I'm 250% more comfortable transitioning from classes to function components with hooks, Suspense is cool AF, & I'm set to refactor for more declarative components.
Sitting in @ReactTraining listening to @ryanflorence. Wish I'd learned React this way. Would have saved me a bunch of time.
The technical content ... from @ryanflorence is terrific. Perhaps more impressive is his teaching style. One of the best examples of how to effectively teach advanced concepts in practical, digestible chunks.
@ryanflorence I've been scouring the internet and watching React tutorials nightly for the last month since starting my new job and your React course has been by far the best one I've found. Thank you making such a stellar tutorial!
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About the Instructors
David Khourshid
David Khourshid is a Microsoft software engineer with a passion for innovative user interfaces, animations, software modeling, and cutting-edge front-end technologies. He's the creator of XState, a library that brings state machines and statecharts to the modern web in React (and any other framework) and enables app logic to be visualized, simulated, tested, analyzed, and more. He's also half of the Keyframers, a weekly coding live-stream where imaginative user interfaces are brought to life. When not speaking around the world or coding behind a laptop keyboard, he's usually behind a piano keyboard.
Cassidy Williams
Cassidy is a brilliant software developer and entertaining instructor. She's worked for CodePen, Amazon, Venmo, and others, and runs technical newsletters for millions of developers around the world. She's active in the developer community and one of Glamour Magazine's 35 Women Under 35 Changing the Tech Industry and LinkedIn's Top Professionals 35 & Under. She also loves playing music, building mechanical keyboards, and telling jokes.
James Long
James Long is a developer & designer with over a decade of experience building large-scale applications. He created Prettier, the standard of JavaScript code formatting, led a long-term effort to port Firefox developer tools to React at Mozilla, is founder of Actual, and explores new ideas for programming through blog posts. He focuses on solving real problems for users with a great user experience.
Brad Westfall
Brad has been teaching Web Development since 2010 including bootcamp instruction, online videos, conference speaking, writing at CSS-Tricks.com, and corporate training for React. He loves to connect with students by helping them achieve their technical goals and by distilling complex concepts into simple instruction.
Ryan Florence
Ryan started making websites for a local ISP before JavaScript or CSS were created. He’s worked at agencies, startups, and consulted for Fortune 500 companies. He’s the co-author or React Router and creator of Reach UI--where his mission is to make React the most accessible web ecosystem we’ve ever had. Since 2015 he's been teaching React in countless workshops to thousands of developers for top brands and small companies across the world.
Michael Jackson and Ryan Florence create the React libraries that you use in your apps like React Router and Reach UI. All of our trainers are experts in React and JavaScript so let us share our knowledge with you and your team!
