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The Andreessen Horowitz React.js Holiday Party

Hosted by Real World React
 
 
Registration
Past Event
Ticket Price
$99.00
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About Event

You're cordially invited to attend the 2022 Andreessen Horowitz React.js Holiday Party! This is a special evening of fun conversations, reflections, sponsor exhibits, live jazz music, dinner & drinks, and 2 special presentations from some very inspiring guests:

  • Tom Occhino is a former Facebook Engineering Director who helped create React and React Native. After joining the company as a software engineer in 2009 he helped develop user-facing products, core front-end infrastructure, and Facebook's open source program. As an engineering manager and director he was responsible for the JavaScript infrastructure, React, and Web Core orgs, and most recently led a ground up rewrite of facebook.com before leaving the company in 2021.

  • Max Stoiber is the co-founder of Stellate, the GraphQL CDN formerly known as GraphCDN. About 1% of all public, crawlable websites use an open source tool he invented: styled-components. He also made Bedrock, the premium full-stack SaaS boilerplate. Previously, he worked on JavaScript tooling at Gatsby and architected a greenfield React app at GitHub after they acquired his startup Spectrum, the community platform of the future.

  • Theo Browne is the founder & CEO of ping.gg and a popular YouTuber. He streams about topics related to web development, including his own experience building the "t3" stack, which leverages tRPC heavily. Formerly he was a backend engineer at Twitch before founding his own startup. He is replacing Alex Johansson on this panel, the co-creator of the tRPC.io, who had to cancel his appearance due to an injury.

  • Brian Douglas is the founder and CEO of Open Sauced where he works on increasing the knowledge and insights of open-source communities. In the past he’s lead Developer Advocacy at GitHub by fostering a community of early adopters through content creation showcasing the newest Github features. Brian has a passion for open-source and loves mentoring new contributors through Open Sauced, the platform that empowers the best developers to work in open-source.

Note: this is an intimate event of 100 engineers and seats are extremely limited. Purchase your ticket today in order to reserve your seat! Sorry, no refunds.

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The Schedule

  • 5:00pm - Doors open for registration. Grab a bite and a drink, mingle with attendees, speakers, and sponsors! Enjoy expertly-catered food and live jazz music!

  • 6:45pm - Welcome address

  • 6:55pm - Fireside chat with Max Stoiber & Alex Johansson, moderated by Brian Douglas: Deep dive into tRPC & GraphQL

  • 7:55 - Fireside chat with Tom Occhino & Benjamin Dunphy: Reflections on a career building React.js — and using it to rewrite the largest web app in the world

  • 9:00 - 10:00 - More mingling & sponsor exhibits!

The Sponsors

Real World React is grateful for the partnership of all of our sponsors to help put on this event!

Co-Presenting Sponsor

Andreessen Horowitz is a venture capital firm that invests in seed to late-stage technology companies across enterprise, infrastructure, fintech, bio + healthcare, consumer, games, crypto and companies building toward American dynamism.

Yoko Li, our co-host and co-MC, is a partner who invests in founders building modern developer tools, infrastructure, and also for the broader JS ecosystem. Previously she led product at Transposit as well as Hashicorp (Terraform Cloud).

Exhibiting Sponsors

We have 4 exciting companies exhibiting at this event! They will be staffed by senior engineers. Come talk about the exciting technologies they're building and the interesting problems they're solving! (PS - 1 exhibiting sponsor opportunity remaining — contact ben@realworldreact.com if you're interested in joining as an exhibiting sponsor, or other sponsor opportunities)

Replay is the time-traveling debugger. It lets you jump to any point in execution, add Console logs on the fly, and squash bugs as a team. Learn more at https://www.replay.io/

Convex is the reactive backend-as-a-service for web developers — providing & simplifying end-to-end reactivity. Learn more at https://www.convex.dev/

Clerk makes it ridiculously easy to integrate complete user management UIs and APIs, purpose-built for React, Next.js, and the Modern Web. Learn more at https://clerk.dev/

Event Sponsors

We are also fortunate to have first-class support from exciting non-exhibiting sponsors!

Nx is the next-generation build system with first class monorepo support and powerful integrations. Learn more at https://nx.dev/

Supporting Sponsors

Thanks to our supporting sponsors who help to make this event possible!

Rapid API empowers your development teams, partners and customers to discover and connect to your APIs — all from a single, next-generation API Platform. Learn more at https://rapidapi.com/

Want to sponsor this event? Reach out to ben@realworldreact.com

Event Organizer

Real World React produces events for the frontend community, specializing in React.js and the extended ecosystem. We also organize Reactathon, the San Francisco React Conference. Learn more at https://www.reactathon.com/ and subscribe to our YT page for recordings of all of the talks from our conferences & meetups: https://www.youtube.com/realworldreact

Event Hosts

Benjamin Dunphy is a partner at Real World React and the founder of EventLoop, a full-service event production agency & custom remote events platform. He's also the principal organizer of Reactathon.

Yoko Li is a partner at Andreessen Horowitz who invests in founders building modern developer tools, infrastructure, and also for the broader JS ecosystem. Previously she led product at Transposit as well as Hashicorp (Terraform Cloud).

Code of Conduct

We follow the Reactathon code of conduct. Please read and abide by it!

Event Location

Event takes place in the South Park district of San Francisco. It is conveniently located near a MUNI light rail station. If you're coming from out of town, we recommend you stay at Hotel VIA, which is a 3-minute walk from the venue.