Pre Event

Redwood is the open source, full-stack web framework designed to help you grow from side project to startup. Out of the box, it includes React, GraphQL, Prisma, Storybook, Jest, Storybook, and Authentication along with a secure-by-default API ready to deploy using serverless or Fastify.

Then event will include presentations from a Redwood co-founder along with several Redwood integration partners, highlighting the amazing developer experience (and speed) achieved via end-to-end framework integration.

Most importantly, there will be dedicated time to say hello to old friends, meet new friends, and engage in discussion with the presenters. (And maybe even a quiz show with prizes.)

We hope you’ll join us. It’s going to be fun!

📍DATE&TIME

June 14, 2022 6:30 PM to 9:00 PM CEST

🕑 EVENT SCHEDULE

• 18:30 - Doors open - food, drinks, say “Hi”
• 19:00 - Intro, Presentations, Q&A, and Discussion
• 20:30 - Networking

🎙TALKS

David Price, RedwoodJS co-founder - End-to-End Development with RedwoodJS

Paul Asjes, Developer Advocate at Stripe - Building a full-stack store with Stripe Checkout and Redwood

Laurin Quast, Developer at The Guild GraphQL - Best-in-Class GraphQL with Yoga, Envelop, and Redwood

📍DATE&TIME

June 15, 2022

6:00 PM to 21:30 PM CEST

🕑 EVENT SCHEDULE

• 18:00-18:30 - Doors open (grab a drink and take a seat)
• 18:30-18:40 - Welcome and introduction
• 18:40-20:00 - Talks
• 20:00 - 21:30 - Networking + snacks/drinks
  

🎙TALKS

Alex Lobera (Software Engineer, Miro) - Building the perfect micro-frontend framework for your company

You work for a company with hundreds of engineers contributing to the same codebase. The company needs to build more features faster but an increment in developers does't increment productivity significantly. Should this company use micro-frontends? Is there a perfect micro-frontends framework for their use cases and requirements? In this talk I'll explore the ladder of abstraction that you'll need to walk to create the perfect micro-frontends framework for your case.

Kyle Simpson (Software Engineer, Public Speaker, and Teacher) - Job Interview: Function Composition

In this talk, we’re going to pretend we’re on a job interview, and have been given a single starting function. Using only this function, we have to build up many more functions. Can we pass the interview and get the job!?

Aashima Ahuja (Software Engineer, Miro) - Zero Bundle Size React Server Components

React Server Components were introduced in React 18 and launched with NextJs 12. Server components add 0 kb to the client bundle. I will be talking about what react server components are and how we can use them in our application. I will also do some live coding , creating a server component and see the huge benefits in bundle size and others.