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React Ladies is a group for women & non-binary people with any level of programming experience in JavaScript. Our events have an emphasis on ReactJS. This will be an informal night to network with other JavaScript developers & learn more about various React topics through a series of lightning talks. Note: RSVP is required.
Learning React Native as a Junior Engineer by Erin Fox
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Learn how React Native helps first-time engineers (as well as first-time React Native Developers) comprehend the code to build a mobile app! What exactly is it? How does it work for iOS AND Android? This personal experience talk will cover smart technology to use as well as actions that help you & your team understand React Native better.
Stateful Peanut Butter & SVGelly -- How React & D3 are meant to be by Leigh Steiner
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React & D3 are both powerful tools, & both dominate their respective fields. Both directly control how the DOM renders itself, & therein lies the tricky bit -- without a bit of planning, they can conflict with one another, & result in thrashy, janky user experiences. In this chat, Leigh will walk through how to get React & D3 to chillax & get along.
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Interested in speaking? We are still accepting additional proposals & welcome speakers of all levels. Please fill out this short form to submit a proposal for a lightning talk: www.reactladies.com/nyc
Although React Ladies is aimed at supporting women & non-binary JavaScript enthusiasts, attendees of all genders are welcome to attend.
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