Keynotes, conference talks, and podcast appearances on React Native, design systems, AI, and building products.
Keynote introducing the explosive growth of React Native and GeekyAnts' contributions to the ecosystem.
Join me on my journey of creating the Next.js WordPress-like Plugin System, an experiment that enhances Next.js applications by allowing easy installation and customization of plugins for features like Google Analytics, Social Login, and E-commerce.
In this talk, I will introduce gluestack-style, a high-performing CSS-in-JS library for React and React Native. Unlike other libraries, gluestack-style calculates styles during compile-time using a babel-plugin, resulting in reduced processing during runtime.
How can we have one codebase for mobile and web when both of them have different APIs and behavior? Sanket covered the behavioral and technical differences between web and mobile platforms.
Accessibility shouldn't be a choice that developers should make. It should go without asking. My team and I have built a set of React hooks that make it easy to build accessible React Native and Web components that complies with the WAI-ARIA standards.
Panel discussion with Sanket Sahu, Aman Mittal, Evan Bacon, and Satyajit Sahoo about the state and future of React Native.
Bringing Designer and Developer on the same repo with React Native Builder. Don't just prototype but code as a designer.
Introducing BuilderX, a design tool that generates clean React Native code, bridging the gap between designers and developers.
Explored unconventional approaches to React development, including alternative state management and custom optimization techniques.
Demonstrating how BuilderX bridges the gap between design and code, allowing designers to create production-ready React Native code.
Community townhall where engineers shared production lessons and discussed React Native best practices.
Learn more →Deep dive into React Server Components, discussing their benefits, implementation, and how GeekyAnts is experimenting with them in gluestack and Next.js.
Story of scaling GeekyAnts from freelancing to 400+ people by focusing on problem-solving, strong culture, and open-source contributions.
Discussion about the new gluestack UI library, building universal accessible components, and the evolution from NativeBase.
Discussion on startup execution, modern product development, AI's role in app creation, and how tools like RapidNative streamline prototyping.
Debate on how generative AI levels the playing field between startups and large companies through automated design-to-code workflows.
Deep dive into the evolution of React Native libraries from early community components to modern cross-platform frameworks.