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React Europe Keynote

vjeux Facebook, Javascript 2015-09-12

I can't believe that I had the opportunity to do the opening session of React Europe, in front of 700 people! This is total madness how big this React thing has become and I'm so lucky to be able to play a small part of it.

In this talk, I tried to give an overview of the front-end ecosystem that formed around React and try to tell where I want us, as a community, to go towards!

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