Rob Ashton 1
Rob is an Erlang slinging hipster from the UK who spends most of his time either drinking coffee or talking about JS, Haskell and Clojure. He lives in Glasgow and works wherever he pleases - which might be a coffee shop or a cocktail bar depending on the time of day, although to balance that out sometimes his office is just the local climbing centre. Code punctuated by Coffee and Climbing - the three Cs that he can’t do without.
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NPM and ReactJS
Frameworkless development with NPM is great - but patching together odd templating libraries and managing the DOM can end up causing performance issues if the team is not careful to batch updates across components. That's where React comes in - utilizing React as a view engine within a typical framework-free set-up can result in cheap performance gains and a sensible data management strategy throughout the app without any of that horrific two-way data binding found in other systems. See now as Rob covers how he uses React within a typical application set-up, build tools, common patterns, common modules and patterns for easy wins for the entire team.