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Amazing talk! Thank you so much! Audience is boring, though! Dude is telling gold jokes and no one reacts... Btw, the audio has low volume or it's just me?

It IS still relevant in front-end development !

Reasonml sucks

Excellent!!

That was helpful

Great talk

Building the way you want to

Pretty neat, thank you!

That is one great talk.

His words made it to my quote book. Well done :clap: :clap: :clap:

She usually forks the repo and doesn't write her own repo from the scratch :p

can't hear, and too slow

Great insights and very helpful! Thanks! Especially about reducing extra Views like we use divs on web and StackNavigator Footprint

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Breathtaking talk)

05:29 performance mindset, it's start to get really technical 06:34 twitter, PWA 07:15 first paint 07:39 first contentful paint 07:56 first meaningful paint 08:32 page interactive, as soon javascript's been executed and parsed 08:55 page loaded 09:07 diagram, network 11:33 user experience, bloated, rely on javascript for everything, routing 12:24 server-side rendering 13:22 refer JavaScript <script defer> 14:15 fonts 15:40 prioritize 19:35 resource hints, async, priorities, devtools 21:10 3rd parties, zendesk, doesn't minify their scripts 21:54 GDPR , USA today 22:35 HTTP/2 23:35 tools, lighthouse, gtmetrix, webpagetest.orp 25:00 more enterprise, speedcurve, calibre 25:35 additional resources

I just want to ask: why the name is MRM

Hello there! I'm the guy presenting in this video. I'd like to save this video to my channel. Don't you mind?

Can you please provide us the medium link he is talking about techniques for server side rendering.

Cocaine is bad

This was a great explanation and the English was very clear. At work, we were discussing the testing approach Tyler proposes, as if you have a new yield in one particular saga, you'll need to add a test in between the preexisting ones. In any case, great tutorial! Many thanks

Build it once with expo for web starts at 46:34

Git repo for the video. Found @Tyler Clark's source on his git, didn't work due to API no longer exists. Did a bit of modification to fetch colours continuously from colr api github.com/charithdesilva/redux-saga-sample.git Thanks for the awesome intro Tyler.

Nice explanation

Very nice video, is very helpful tip for local development, thanks for sharing the video

This is great! Nice presentation, Hugo is the best!

What a tough audience, I can't believe no one clapped at the animated graph

Great talk! very entertaining with this one

3:18 sketch icon should be replaced with the figma icon 😂

Almost 1.5 year ago posted and just 5000 views with 8 comments. What he said was soooo fucking true.

Thanks!

Great talk! And good job with the pictures! They were really funny :D

The video starts at 10:26

OMG, this guy so cool!))) Great Talk!

Good speech. Awesome pointers!

I wonder how many people know whether Exa or Zetta is larger without googling it. XXS and XXL on the other hand are common clothing sizes. If you need more than 7 size variations, maybe there should be a discussion about that. ;)

I always find it funny when I hear about companies that scale and scale and scale and new products, new products while having a lot of legacy code at the same time that still needs to be supported. Sounds like mismanagement and disasters waiting to happen. But I guess that's just how businesses operate these days.

Hai Sir, <SvgUri width="200" height="200" source={{uri:"./logo.svg"}} /> It is getting error like console.log "Error SVG " Type Error networkrequested failed Can you pelase help in regarding this

Glass 3/4 full.

This is the most practical, helpful presentation on design systems I’ve seen so far. Thank you!

AT 09:55 He said the DOM will not be constructed until the resources come back. Is that correct? I thought the browser fires off requests to fetch those resources and then continues constructing the DOM tree.

thats a lot of ummmmm ummmmm ummmmmmm..................

Cool video! Maybe everyone just hates because of the swearing

Possibly the best presentation ever. I could make trap beats and code React with this dude all dey...

Seems like he’s trying to push his career as a software developer? ^^ I liked the beginning of the video and then I couldn’t concentrate anymore, a little more neutral presentation would have been more useful for me. I would have preferred to hear more about his music.

Link to the GitHub Repo: github.com/raphamorim/react-song

Seems like hes just trying to push his career as a music producer? ^^ I liked the beginning of the video but then couldnt concentrate anymore, a little more neutral presentation would have been more useful to me.

"What developers don't want to talk about..." So bloody true! 😞😞😞

This project is great! I do remember the original version but never used it. There are a few critics against the use of generated code, but myself (coming from more than a decade of code, Actionscript, Flex, LAMP, Codeigniter, Backbone, Angular, React), I think this speed up development time and focus in what really matters! For the past 2/3 years, I've been implementing systems where components come from a Component Library - these components are for presentation only, are what I define as dumb and super reusable; A tool like Framer X, should be able to provide it quickly; I couldn't care much about the quality, since I mostly import from a delivery/production uglified version into the main systems or projects. Framer X team, congratulations! Hope you can bring this up to the Flutter community too!

This task is soooooooo appropriate!!!!!! 5 Stars!!!