React.js: Super-fast Single Page Web Applications

React.js is a view library from Facecbook for building performant user-interfaces in JavaScript. In this session, we'll explore React.js and understand why it's a great step forward for building complex UI's that run fast. We'll code up an example web application using React.js and step through the basics of using the library while discussing concepts like the shadow DOM and components.
Author:
Pratik Patel
Pratik Patel is the CTO of Atlanta based TripLingo (www.triplingo.c.... He presents at several conferences a year and is the organizer of Atlanta HTML5 meetup and Atlanta Mobile Dev meetup. Pratik's specialty is in large-scale applications for mission-critical and mobile applications use. He has designed and built applications in the travel, health care, financial services, and telecoms sectors. Pratik holds a master's in Biomedical Engineering from UNC, has worked in places such as New York, London, and Hong Kong, and currently lives in Atlanta, GA.
Blog: www.triplingo.com

[@jeremysimonkleinangely537]

Very nice conference, but too bad that the code displayed on screen is not colored :/

[@Microphunktv-jb3kj]

keeps telling a lot how fast javascript is... Atom is slow as fuck even in small files with less than 100 lines of code... load-up times are fucking ridicilous if you have decent amount of packages... . uninstalled and using Sublime :D

[@assaqwwq]

16:25 what? "these are the mixins that we want to mix in with the base component that we are creating here" can someone translate that to English please?

[@roboto9008]

A mixing takes the properties of the function. So, his function told -> "hello world + [variable]". So, this is useful for example if you want multiple windows on the same screen to print a person's name for example. You just use mixin=[name] at the begining of your function and it will include a copy -> paste of the mixin'd function. Then you can write more code after that even uses that code that you mix'd in. Hopefully that helps

[@harshadhparulekar]

Is the source code for the demo Twitter app available on Git?

[@KosHuang]

you can see this blog post scotch.io/tutorials/build-a-real-time-twitter-stream-with-node-and-react-js. The repo is github.com/scotch-io/react-tweets.

[@LLGilad]

Can you add link to the source, please?

[@soymuymuy]

Where can i get a copy of the code!?

[@roboto9008]

Rick Kukiela github.com/scotch-io/react-tweets Here you go friend

[@Dman40000]

why is he using handlebars?

[@dimitrisfilippou]

I didnt like when he showed us his tweet code , it was really complex to understand

[@jakecross4665]

6:03 caused me to pause, and come down here after an out loud "what the hell was that?!" People drinking when talking, and gulping down the microphone, should not happen. It's absolutely hideous to listen to. Otherwise, nice talk :thumbs_up: