React Native London Conference - Bridgeless, by default.
Right by London Bridge.
- Sessions
- 12
- Speakers
- 20
- Workshops
- 4
- Attendees
- 250
- Venue
- The Brewery
Speakers
Experts from all around the world doing talks about the latest in React Native!
Charlie Cheever
Founder @ Expo
Dan Abramov
Engineer @ Bluesky
Charlotte Isambert
Tech Lead @ Theodo Apps
Cedric Van Putten
Software Engineer @ Expo
Marc Rousavy
CEO @ Margelo
Samuel Newman
Engineer @ Bluesky
Dan Stepanov
Maintainer @ NativeWind
Olivia Sung
Developer Advocate @ Amazon
Abishek Kumar
Principal Engineer @ Amazon
Fabrice Bernhard
Co-founder @ Theodo
Yann Leflour
Co-founder @ pAIrprog
Mike Grabowski
Co-founder @ Callstack
Perttu Lähteenlahti
Senior Software Engineer @ Fenrir Digital
Jakub Romanczyk
Software Engineer @ Callstack
Taz Singh
Founder @ Guild
Interviewer
Mo Khazali
Head of Mobile @ Theodo
MC
Panellists
Leading voices from the React Native ecosystem joining our panel discussion about the future of React Native past mobile...
Alex Hunt
Software Engineer @ Meta
Anisha Malde
Senior Developer Advocate @ Amazon
Kadi Kraman
Software Developer @ Expo
Taz Singh
Founder @ Guild
Workshops
Expert-led workshops to help you learn by practicing... All of our workshops are included as part of your ticket...
Building high performance local-first apps with Legend State
Jay Meistrich - Founder @ Legend & Creator of LegendState
This workshop helps you look at common performance problems in React and React Native, and teaches you how to fix them. You will explore the architectural differences between local-first apps and server-driven apps, and what makes local-first hard. Then you will dive into how Legend State makes performance and local-first easy, and the best practices for achieving the best performance and a robust sync system with less code.
Web, Mobile, and API, All Together: Universal Full Stack Apps in Expo Router
Keith Kurak - Developer Success Engineer @ Expo
Expo Router, the first file system-based router for universal React apps, lets Android and iOS apps take advantage of expressive and powerful routing features previously only available to web developers. Your folder and file structure represent your app navigation, while dynamic routes let you pattern match multiple routes to a single page, creating intuitive nested URL's that automatically work as deep links on mobile. Expo Router also makes it easier to target web and mobile, and even frontend and backend in one project, with features like headless navigators and API routes. Let's take a tour of what Expo Router offers for universal React apps, starting with basic and dynamic routing, to adding features like authentication routing, backend routes, and dynamic navigation layouts.
Mixing Native & Web Projects within a Monorepo: Learn to Share Logic and Components.
Thibault Malbranche - Lead Mobile Developer @ Brigad & React Native Core Contributor
Combining native & web projects often comes with practical challenges. What do you share? What do you not share? Let's dive into the challenges to understand how to address the various problems you'll encounter. Let's talk dependency resolution, platform specific implementation & type safety. We will then build a components and utils library leveraging platform-specific features in React Native & React-Dom. If you want to learn how to create universal apps in practice, this is the workshop for you!
Debugging Performance Issues in React Native Apps
Alex Moureaux - Performance SME @ Theodo Apps & Creator of Flashlight
Performance is still the #1 challenge that people face in React Native. We'll start with a custom-built dummy app filled with the typical performance bottlenecks you'll find in your everyday React Native apps. Our goal is simple: measure, analyse, and fix those pesky issues! Together, we'll learn how to use a variety of tools (including React DevTools, Flashlight, JS profiler, Android Studio) and work through each problem one by one to improve the performance of the dummy app. You’ll walk away with a clear, actionable methodology to apply in your own apps to optimise your performance and make your React Native apps buttery smooth.
Schedule
Workshop Day
Kings Cross Area (exact location is sent after workshop signup)
Debugging Performance Issues in React Native Apps
Alexandre Moureaux
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Building high performance local-first apps with Legend State
Jay Meistrich
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Web, Mobile, and API, All Together: Universal Full Stack Apps in Expo Router
Keith Kurak
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Mixing Native & Web Projects within a Monorepo: Learn to Share Logic and Components
Thibault Malbranche
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Conference Day
The Brewery
Breakfast & Registration
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Opening Address & Keynote
Toby Barrow & Mo Khazali
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Going Web to Native, DOMystified
Cedric Van Putten
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Swift to RN: AI-Driven Transpilation Journey
Fabrice Bernhard & Yann Leflour
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How to Make Money with your RN App
Perttu Lähteenlahti
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Coffee Break
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Branch Out: Monorepos & React Native
Olivia Sung & Abhishek Kumar
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Being a Good Platform Citizen
Dan Stepanov
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Breaking the Speed Limit with Nitro
Mike Grabowski
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Lunch
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Memes Against Community
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Fireside Interview
Dan Abramov & Samuel Newman
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From ECMAScript to React Native
Charlotte Isambert & Skander Ellouze
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Re.Pack 5: Unlocking new possibilities with Rspack and Module Federation 2
Jakub Romanczyk
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Coffee Break
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Fireside Interview
Charlie Cheever
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Put Your Seatbelts On and Get Ready for Nitro!
Marc Rousavy
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React Native Trivia
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React Native Beyond Mobile (Panel)
Alex Hunt, Anisha Malde, Kadi Kraman, Taz Singh & Mo Khazali
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Closing Ceremony
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Afterparty!
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Hosted at The Brewery
A historical Grade II building in the heart of the City of London.
The Brewery occupies the site of the former Whitbread brewery in East London. In 1750 Samuel Whitbread, having bought property in the area, transplanted his operations to Chiswell Street from two smaller breweries in Old Street and Brick Lane.
Within a few years Whitbread’s brewery had become a vast operation, its sheer size making it an attraction worthy of royal visits. George III, Queen Charlotte, Queen Elizabeth II and Elizabeth the Queen Mother all visited the site.
The venue is within walking distance from 6 of London's tube stations, including London Liverpool St. It is close to the historic London Bridge, Tower of London, and St. Paul's Cathedral. A good chance to squeeze in some tourist visits, if you're visiting London for the first time!
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