Last year we open sourced React and community adoption blew us away.

React opens a world of new possibilities such as server-side rendering, real-time updates, different rendering targets like svg and canvas.

We need to rethink how we write applications using one-way data flow, immutable data structures, the full power of JavaScript and languages targeting it.

React Conf 2015

Jafar Husain

Beyond the DOM: How Netflix plans to enhance your television experience

Bonnie Eisenman

Codecademy's approach to component communication

James Long

Communicating with channels

Daniel Schafer

Data fetching for React applications at Facebook

Michael Ridgway

Spike Brehm

Andres Suarez

Jing Chen

Kyle Davis

Ian Obermiller

Flux Panel

Eric Ferraiuolo

Format data and strings in any language with FormatJS and react-intl

Pete Hunt

Full Stack Flux

Ryan Florence

Hype!

Lee Byron

Immutable Data and React

Tom Occhino

Keynote 1 - Introducing React Native

Christopher Chedeau

Keynote 2 - A Deep Dive into React Native

Jason Bonta

Making your app fast with high-performance components

David Nolen

Refracting React

Zach Nation

Scalable Data Visualization

James Brantly

Static typing with Flow and TypeScript

Andrew Rota

The complementarity of React and Web Components

Brenton Simpson

Tweak your page in real time, without leaving the comfort of your editor

Gurdas Nijor

Unlocking the structure of your React applications with the AST

Michael Jackson

react-router increases your productivity

React Conf 2015 - Menlo Park, USA

Talks