React Server Components are a newer way of working with React that is widely adopted in frameworks like Next.js. In this talk, we will look under the surface of how they work and are executed on the server side, and how they fit with server rendering and traditional React apps.

In the dynamic world of React, ensuring that your code remains clean and maintainable is paramount. Dive into a session that demystifies the intricacies of structuring your React projects, distinctly separating concerns, and adhering to best practices that stand the test of time. Drawing from real-world experiences and hands-on tips, this talk promises to arm you with the knowledge to elevate your React codebase to the zenith of clarity and efficiency.

Documentation is essential to any project and it can really "make it or break it". However documentation is time consuming to draft and can sometimes be forgotten, or updates and amendments to it left behind as the project moves forward. Additionally, creating your documentation with Markdown has its limitations, so you may not end up with the result you want or that your contributor needs. By using MDX you can combine Markdown with code and integrate it into your React project.

4th November 2022 - It was just a regular day for the "release crew" as we were approaching to prepare the first release candidate for React Native 0.71. Little did we know how an innocuous release could have triggered a domino effect resulting in failing builds for nearly every React Native developer out there.With the wisdom of hindsight, we'll walk through what happened, what are our lessons learned and the lowlights of this incident. We'll have the opportunity to look through the internals of React Native, discover our incident-response culture, and learn how we're hardening our ecosystem to protect us against similar events in the future. Join me as we revive this incident, and don't miss this opportunity to gain insights, be inspired, and embrace the lessons learned from the day I broke React Native.