Intro to React Server Components
- When: Wednesday, June 19 (9am - noon)
- Where: AWS Skills Center, 1915 Terry Ave, Seattle, WA 98101
- Instructor: Eve Porcello
In this morning workshop, weβll build and iterate on an app that takes advantage of the server components architecture to build a high-performance application. Along the way, weβll get comfortable with best practices in React routing, caching, and data loading.
Topics Covered
- Understanding React Rendering Patterns
- Creating a Server Components Project
- Fetching Data
- Identifying Server and Client Components
- Incorporating a Database
- Optimizing Performance with Data Caching
About Eve Porcello
Eve Porcello is a software engineer, instructor, author, and co-founder of Moon Highway. Her career started writing technical specifications and creating UX designs for web projects.
Since starting Moon Highway in 2012, she has created video content for egghead.io, O'Reilly Media, and LinkedIn Learning. She is a frequent conference speaker and has presented at events including React Rally, GraphQL Summit, and OSCON.
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