Скачать или смотреть Dan Abramov Interview - The Future of React

In this conversation, Dan Abramov discusses his journey with React, his creative process, and the challenges of getting the community to embrace React Server Components. He emphasizes the importance of clear communication and understanding the actual features of React Server Components, which are often misunderstood. The discussion also touches on the evolution of React, the complexities introduced, and the benefits of full stack development. Dan highlights the need for empathy between frontend and backend teams, suggesting that the integration of roles can lead to better collaboration and understanding. In this conversation, Dan and I discuss the evolution of frontend and backend collaboration, the challenges of choosing the right framework for React projects, and the current state of Next.js. We also touch on the issue of burnout in the tech community and share personal experiences and insights. The conversation concludes with a fun rapid-fire segment where they share preferences and thoughts on various topics.

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⏰ Chapters
00:00 What we plan to cover
01:43 Introduction and Background of Dan
04:34 Creative Process and Writing Journey
07:45 React Server Components: Community Challenges
13:40 Understanding React Server Components
19:31 Misconceptions About React Server Components
22:37 The Evolution of React and Its Complexity
29:21 Full Stack Development with React
35:40 Empathy Between Frontend and Backend Teams
42:56 The Evolution of Frontend and Backend Collaboration
46:13 Choosing the Right Framework for React Projects
52:30 Navigating Challenges with Next.js
59:43 Addressing Burnout in the Tech Community
01:05:58 Rapid Fire Fun: Insights and Preferences

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