Hey React Day Berlin attendees!
To make sure you enjoy the conference on December 6 as much as possible, we’ve prepared a quick guide for you to get around.
🗓 Program
🎟 How to register?
React Day Berlin will start at 8:20 with registration at KOSMOS (Karl-Marx-Allee 131A, 10243 Berlin).
Make sure you come early as the conference opening starts at 9:10, and the registration process can take significant time.
Prepare your tickets — there’s no need to print them out, just save them on your phone, and show them at the registration. …
Do you belong to a group that’s underrepresented in tech? Get a chance to attend React Day Berlin for free
Tech products are used by people from all around the world and from all walks of life. Unfortunately, a lot of them are not included in the development of these products, and their perspectives become missed opportunities or even serious missteps.
When it comes to software development, we should help avoid this and change the odds for more people to take part in building apps that solve real-world problems. That’s why React Day Berlin invites all women, LGBT+ folks, people of color, people with disabilities, and economically disadvantaged individuals interested in React to apply for a diversity scholarship, and come…
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Workshops Days
Berlin is the city of endless parties, and React Day Berlin won’t be an exception
VJ Kalma’s flashy visuals will take your breath away at our official after-party starting at 21:00 on November 30. We're bringing you an interview with her to give you a taste of what to expect!
You started creating visual musical works in the late 2000s. Was it an established art genre back then or were you the first pioneers of the style?
The genre has much deeper roots that people think. Already in the 1930s, there were people like the American artist Mary Ellen Bute who experimented with mixing music and abstract animation. I had it much easier because when I started, we already had affordable computers and I could tinker with software.
Technology is an important part of your work. Can you tell us more about the hardware and software you use for your compositions?
I use a computer, a bunch of midi controllers, piezo microphones and light…
We proudly present React Day Berlin speaker Ori Harel 👨🏻💻
How do you usually introduce yourself?
I’ve been working in front-end and native development for the last 14 years. My career really took off, though, with the introduction of the first smartphone. You can find me coding around the clock – now largely for my startup – and when I’m not doing that, I love spending time with my wonderful wife and 3 amazing kids. I live in a city called Kfar Saba, in Israel. The startup I recently co-founded, Lance, helps freelancers manage and optimize their backend finances. The mobile app is written entirely in React Native.
What makes you passionate about your work?
I’ve always been fascinated by the interaction between…
We proudly present React Day Berlin speaker Raphael Amorim 👨🏻💻
How would you introduce yourself?
I’m a Software Developer Engineer at Godaddy. I’m currently working as an Engineer on GoDaddy’s Website Builder product. Besides my work, I love traveling, longboarding, things related to Japanese culture, 8-bit art and listening to music (especially old songs).
We proudly present React Day Berlin sepaker Monica Lent. 👩🏻💻
How do you usually introduce yourself?
Usually in Berlin everyone wants to know where you’re from and what brought you to the city. In that respect, I’m an American who first came to Germany to work at the University of Leipzig’s NLP department and then decided to try startup life in Berlin by joining SumUp almost four years ago. Today I’m leading a distributed team of thirteen frontend-focused engineers. Besides my job, I like photography, travel, and pilates.
Do you belong to a group that’s underrepresented in tech? Get a chance to attend React Day Berlin for free
Tech products are used by people from all around the world and from all walks of life. Unfortunately, a lot of them are not included in the development of these products, and their perspectives become missed opportunities or even serious missteps.
When it comes to software development, we should help avoid this and change the odds for more people to take part in building apps that solve real-world problems. That's why React Day Berlin invites all women, LGBT+ folks, people of color, people with disabilities, and economically disadvantaged individuals interested in React to apply for a diversity scholarship, and…
And we’re waiting for your talk proposals!
Hey folks!
Did you enjoy last year’s React Day Berlin conference, and are you waiting for more RDB fun? If so, we have great news for you!
We’re thrilled to announce that the upcoming edition of our conference is going to take place on November 30, 2018.
We’re currently working hard on the line-up and looking for well-known speakers as well as rising stars. 🌟 If you’re into React, React Native, and GraphQL, and ready to take center stage, make sure you send us your proposal:
Early Bird tickets will be released once we have a couple of speakers confirmed. In the meantime, to stay updated on the latest info, you can follow us on Twitter and Facebook.
There's something for every React developer on this playlist!
If you'd like to revisit a talk you've loved at React Day Berlin, or have missed the conference completely, we have good news for you. All talks from the conference have been published on our YouTube, so feel free to watch and share them with your fellow developers.
You can also find the best pics form the day in our Facebook album. Don't forget to tag your friends!
Mike Grabowski: The Power of Interpolation
Tyler Clark: Keep Your Sanity with Redux Sagas
Sara Vieira: We Need to Talk about Preact
Norbert de Langen: Building Storybook
Carolyn Stransky: Humanizing Your Documentation
Oleg Slobodskoi: Data Driven Styling
Olga Petrova: Add Powerful Components to Your React Apps
Manjula Dube: Jest and Enzyme Complement Each Other
Alex Migutsky: How We React at Microsoft To-Do
Pedro Visintin: Universal React on Lambda
Dino Scheidt: Augmented Reality with React Native – A Medium Worth to Bridge?
Nikolas Burk: GraphQL – The What, How, and Why
Kristijan Ristovski: React State Management in a GraphQL Era
React Day Berlin
React-packed conference with learning & networking opportunities for JavaScript engineers worldwide. Next event coming up in Dec 2020. Hashtag #reactdayberlin.
