With the React Native New Architecture becoming the new default there are still many questions about its purpose. Through the example of Reanimated's Layout Animations we will se how the architecture redesign benefits library maintainers, and how it affects end users.

Collaboration is not merely a "nice-to-have" attribute; it is a vital skill for modern teams and organizations. The most innovative and forward-moving teams anchor themselves on strong collaboration and trust as core values.

In this presentation, Yana Mazdharova will delve into effective strategies for fostering good interpersonal relationships within cross-functional teams. She will explore the contributions designers bring to the table, and offer practical insights gleaned from real-world corporate, freelance, and startup settings. Yana's expertise and experience will provide attendees with valuable knowledge and actionable steps to enhance their collaborative efforts and drive success in their projects.

The topics of design and crime have often been linked together. Leveraging the belief that design can impact human behavior, it is not a stretch to believe that design decisions can also impact criminal behavior. 

In this presentation, Peter Mintchev will expand thought process beyond the purely pragmatic aspects of design to consider “crime” within the domain of design. How is transgression defined within design? How does design manage transgression within its own domain? 

From Adolf Loos's notorious article "Ornament and Crime" to today’s definitions of design patterns, systems, and processes, design is preoccupied with boundaries and definitions of right and wrong. However, venturing into the “wrong” side of things has allowed design to innovate. As UX designers today, the challenge is not only to deliver on design but also to continuously redefine the discipline. Can “crime” be looked at for inspiration?

If you struggle with the complexities of concurrent programming, this talk is for you!

Motoyuki Kimura (Software Engineer at CyberAgent) will introduce Loom, a testing tool for concurrent Rust programs. Loom helps detect subtle bugs by exploring all possible execution permutations of a concurrent program. It achieves this goal using model-checking techniques.

Motoyuki will show us how to use Loom and also dive into the underlying model-checking techniques.

React Server Components (RSC) represent a powerful new paradigm for building fast, interactive web applications by allowing server-side rendering of components alongside client-side ones. While Next.js has emerged as a popular framework for leveraging RSC, it's not the only option.

In this talk, we'll explore how to integrate React Server Components into a custom application without relying on Next.js. You'll learn about the core concepts of RSC, the benefits of server-side rendering, and how to configure your own custom server environment to take full advantage of RSC in any React project. By the end, you'll walk away with a deep understanding of how React Server Components work independently of popular frameworks and how to apply them to improve performance and scalability in your applications.

Ces dernières années, le SQL a beaucoup évolué, et vous voici équipé d’une batterie de fonctionnalités et de storage engine utiles pour vos développements où vos livraisons en continu.
Mais, l’utilisation de clé/valeur, plus connue sous le nom de JSON, est omniprésente dans les développements modernes et s'est aussi invitée dans les bases de données relationnelles et NoSQL.

A travers cette session, Christophe Villeneuve va vous aider à faciliter la réalisation de vos projets PHP. avec ou sans Framework / CMS… en utilisant une seule connexion PHP avec plusieurs formats de bases de données , tout en embarquant MariaDB Maxscale.

Une occasion de découvrir qu'il est possible de l’utiliser dans les projets classiques, modernes, de big data ou de cloud, sans avoir besoin de multiplier les bases de données.

CI setup for a new React Native project is a tedious trial&error process. Let’s talk about how we can make it simpler.

A short intro with all the latest updates in React Native.

In the spirit of Halloween, we’re diving into the dark side of React with a spooky look at Refs—an often overlooked but incredibly powerful tool. In this talk, we’ll explore how Refs can be used to bend and even break React’s "rules." Join us for a chilling journey through various use cases of Refs and uncover the mysterious useImperativeHandle—React’s least known (and perhaps most haunted) hook. Get ready to defy React’s conventions in this eerie exploration!

Frameworks can use WebGPU today to improve the efficiency of rendering graphics or AI inference in cross-platform apps, but custom use cases often require interfacing directly with WebGPU. At Software Mansion, we are building a fully type-inferred library from the ground up called TypeGPU, which provides full access to the GPU through typed utilities.