React and Vanilla JS: the fight for DOMination
If you are a React developer, chances are you have run into this problem before: there are libraries out there that do what you need done, but they are written in Vanilla JS, not React. That means they manipulate the DOM imperatively, instead of declaratively describing it and letting React handle its actual manipulation. How do we integrate such libraries with React? How do we ensure the DOM isn't changed behind React's back - or when that's unavoidable, how do we bring React's virtual DOM back in sync with it? Most importantly, do the benefits of Reactification ultimately outweigh the costs?
The speaker
Samdish Suri is a full stack engineer currently occupying himself with creating delightful experiences with Node and Javascript. He is passionate about staying on the cutting edge of web technology and exploring the new possibilities it opens up.
Presented at:
(I) Great Indian Developer Summit | Bangalore | #GIDS18 | April 24, 2018 | 30 mins | GIDS.WEB/MOBILE
Conference link: http://www.developermarch.com/developersummit/session.html?insert=Samdish1
Presentation video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eQLNM-WgBrQ&feature=youtu.be
(II) Tech in Asia Product Development Conference | Jakarta | #TIAPDC2018 | July 4, 2018 | 45 mins | Code and Build Stage
Conference link: https://pdc.techinasia.com/speaker/samdish-suri/