The Program

We are still busy with drafting up the program. However, we do already know pretty sure that this program will be awesome. If you are up for new frontend tech, Reacticon is going to be for you!

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Reacticon v4 program

Monday, 11 October 2021

Magento Luma & Vue Storefront

When
Europe/Amsterdam
Who
What
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Jisse Reitsma (Yireo)
Opening of Reacticon 4
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Roy Duineveld (JustBetter)
Rapidez: a headless Magento frontend built with Laravel
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Jisse Reitsma (Yireo)
Ruud van Zuidam (Siteation)
Optimizing Luma legacy-themes best effort
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Filip Rakowski (Vue Storefront)
Becoming a full-stack frontend framework - update on Vue Storefront
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Heitor Ribeiro (Vue Storefront)
Vue Storefront 2 for Magento 2
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Peter Jaap Blaakmeer (Elgentos)
Cypress for Magento 2
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Bartek Igielski (Snow.dog)
Alpaca Next
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Travis Bernard
Build for your client and for yourself, not for your platform

Tuesday, 12 October 2021

Shopware 6 Frontending

When
Europe/Amsterdam
Who
What
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Ben Marks (Shopware)
Jisse Reitsma (Yireo)
From Magento to Shopware (opening)
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Dominic Klein (Shopware)
Shopware PWA as a platform and beyond the Storefront
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Kore Nordmann (Frontastic)
Composable commerce on top of Shopware
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Christian Dangl (dasistweb)
Rock-Solid CI/CD Pipelines for your Shopware Plugins
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Jisse Reitsma (Yireo)
Creating supercharged Shopping Experiences in Shopware PWA
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Ramona Schwering (Shopware)
End-To-End Testing as it should be - An introduction to Cypress
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Björn Meyer (Flagbit)
A Tailwind theme for Shopware

Wednesday, 13 October 2021

Magento PWA Studio

When
Europe/Amsterdam
Who
What
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Dave Macaulay (Adobe)
Jisse Reitsma (Yireo)
Opening with a traditional coffee & talk
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Olena Tkacheva (Adobe)
Magento PWA current state and roadmap
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Lars Roettig (TechDivision)
Analyzing Web performance issues for React applications
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Jimmy Sanford (Adobe)
Bringing Themes to PWA Studio
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Chris Brabender (Absolunet)
Simplifying targetables
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Yuriy Protsiuk (GoMage)
Vasilii Burlacu (GoMage)
Customizing PWA Storefront widgets with Tailwind
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Justin Conabree (Absolunet)
Improving PWA Studio's perceived performance
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Eric Erway (Adobe)
Dave Macaulay (Adobe)
Olena Tkacheva (Adobe)
Panel discussion: What is next?

Thursday, 14 October 2021

Magento Hyva Themes

When
Europe/Amsterdam
Who
What
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Willem Wigman (Hyvä)
Jisse Reitsma (Yireo)
One year in review & How to pronounce Hyvä (opening)
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Vinai Kopp (Hyvä)
Integrating the Tailwind JIT compiler in the Magento admin for fun and profit
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Fabian Schmengler (integer_net)
Rajeev Tomy (integer_net)
The new React checkout for Hyvä
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John Hughes (Fisheye Media)
Integrating PageBuilder and Hyvä
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Sean van Zuidam (Fylgja)
Adding CSS frameworks like Fylgja to Hyvä
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Willem Poortman (Hyvä)
An exciting new technology that Willem has been working on
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Vinai Kopp (Hyvä)
Willem Wigman (Hyvä)
Willem Poortman (Hyvä)
Jisse Reitsma (Yireo)
Panel discussion about this new technology
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Willem Wigman (Hyvä)
Willem Poortman (Hyvä)
Hyvä Product updates and roadmap (and surprises)
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Willem Wigman (Hyvä)
Jisse Reitsma (Yireo)
Closing notes for contemplation

Here is what you will learn

Reacticon is going to offer you the following awesomeness

Tailwind

Tailwind CSS is suddenly everywhere: Hyvä Themes is based on it, PWA Studio is working on compatibility and the Shopware 6 community has developed a theme as well. Tailwind stands for quick templating and great speed.

AlpineJS

This tiny little JS framework makes it possible to add little JS effects to a server-side-rendered HTML page (like with PHP). It is often combined with Tailwind CSS, for performance reasons, but deserves its own spot in the Wall of Awesome Web Tools.

ReactJS

React forms the foundation for Magento PWA Studio and gives Reacticon its name: It stands at the base of all that is discussed during this conference. Together with React, you'll also hear about Redux, routing, JSX and other fundamental React concepts.

VueJS

While React is the base for many PWA providers for Magento, Vue is not to be underestimated. It is the base for Vue Storefront, but it quickly also becomes a strategy for agencies building their own solution. And with reason, Vue is just as good as an alternative to traditional frontends as React is.

Cypress

When you professionalize your frontend development, end-to-end tests should be part of that. And amongst all E2E testing suites, Cypress is nowadays the most popular, for good reason: Its Node usage makes it easily configurable and its speed is awesome.

NodeJS

Not only does JavaScript change the game on the frontend, there's also numerous opportunities when a Node middleware between e-commerce app and user is created: Caching in ElasticSearch, Server Side Rendering tasks, but also different connectors for different backend systems. Thanks to Node middleware, the choice becomes even wider.

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Reacticon v2 soundtrack

  • Blade Runner 2049 soundtrack - Wallace
  • Smashing Pumpkins -The beginning is the end
  • Bennie Hill - Main tune
  • Ice JJ Fish - On the floor
  • Weird Al Yankovic - White and nerdy
  • NAS - The message
  • Payback soundtrack - Chris Boardman
  • Weird Al Yankovic - Amish paradise
  • Rammstein - Mutter (cover by Polina Poliakova)
  • Marvin Gaye - Let's get it on
  • Aloe Blacc - Ticking bomb
  • George Benson - Give me the night
  • Bobby Womack - Across 110th street
  • Foo Fighters - Everlong(acoustic)
  • Shivaree - Good night moon
  • Depeche Mode - Home
  • Lauri Ylonen - Heavy

Reacticon v3 soundtrack

  • After Corona Virus - DJ DENZ The Rooster
  • A Prayer for George - Matt Large
  • BackDrop - 91nova
  • Bliss - Gregory David
  • Buttersquash - Guustavv
  • Chasing the Truth - Dream Cave
  • City of Sin - Nbhd Nick
  • CRASHPLAY (Instrumental Version) - PinkLooksWhite
  • Crispy - Timothy Infinite
  • Derail - Yellowbase
  • Destiny Promise - Jon Bjork
  • Elastic Powers - Dream Cave
  • First on the Scene - Dream Cave
  • Hidden Enigma - Dream Cave
  • Hidden Minds - Marten Moses
  • Just a Shadow - 91nova
  • Kebnekaise - Czar Donic
  • Last Call to Jordan - Sight of Wonders
  • Lazily - 91nova
  • Letters & Requests - Esme Cruz
  • Little Candle - Dylan Sitts
  • Materia - Ocean Jams
  • NAPALM - PinkLooksWhite
  • Noose - Gabe Nandez
  • Olive Branch - Gregory David
  • Pinwheel - [ocean jams]
  • Private Firm - Dream Cave
  • Problems (Instrumental Version) - Gabe Nandez
  • Rivulet - 91nova
  • Shapes on the Wind - Deskant
  • Sleepover - Timothy Infinite
  • Snack Bar - Jobii
  • Socialite - Jontha Links
  • Steak Frites - Dylan Sitts
  • Take Out - Sarah, the Illstrumentalist
  • The Songs We Sang - Colton Walls
  • Transients - [ocean jams]
  • Tribes of Fortune - Trailer Worx
  • Tropic Heat - Tiki Tiki
  • Warm Waters - Guustavv
  • Water Balloon Fights - 91nova
  • Wiseman - Jobii
Downloaded through Epidemic Sound

Reacticon v3 (October 2020)

Who
What
Filip Rakowski
Vue Storefront Next, making eCommerce enjoyable again
Maya Shavin
Performant Component through Customization
Stephan Pohl
Vue.js in the administration panel of Shopware 6
Patryk Andrzejewski
VSF, Nuxt, SSR and hydration
Damien Retzinger
Daffodil: Hexagonal Architecture on the frontend with Angular
Dominic Klein
Extensibility of Shopware PWA
Pierre Martin
Implementing routing with GraphQL using interfaces
Lars Roettig
Magento PWA Studio extensibility
Lewis Voncken
SeoSnap, a Rendertron setup for Magento PWA Studio
Jordan Eisenburger
Two years down the road / How Experius integrated PWA Studio
Carlos A. Cabrera
How-to Magento with Next.js
Hob Adams
Moving your team towards headless architecture
James Zetlen
TBD
Eric Erway
Coffee (or tea or beer) with Eric
Michiel Gerritsen
Laravel and Tall frontend for Magento
Jayanka Ghosh
Interceptor system in NexPWA
Mateusz Krzeszowiak
JavaScript bundling with Magepack
Krzysztof Jaworski
Custom React checkout
Alfreds Genkin
Extensibility of ScandiPWA
Willem Wigman
The biggest secret ever

Previous Reacticon v2 talks

On October 4th, 2018, the second Reacticon took place: It was better organized than the first version, with various in-depth talks and announcements. Here are some links to the presentations that were given. Perhaps you can put it to good use.

Who
What
Javier Villenueva
Easy end-to-end testing with Cypress.io
Martins Saukums
VueJS on top of Knockout frontend
Bram van der Sande
Service Oriented Architectures in e-commerce
Pierre Martin
live coding
Filip Rakowski
Vue StoreFront
Eric Erway
PWA with Magento 2
Andrew Levine
Optimization of Magento 2
Mateusz Wozniak
PWA with Deity Falcon
Bartek Igielski
Component Driven Development

Previous Reacticon v1 talks

On March 16th, 2018, the first Reacticon took place: It was different, it was stubborn, it was a blast. Here are some links to the presentations that were given. Perhaps you can put it to good use.

Who
What
James Zetlen
PWA ethical questions
Jisse Reitsma
Serviceworker strategies
Shane Osbourne
Adding PWA to existing Magento shops
Bartek Igielski (Snowdog)
Redux / Vuex
Jamie Marie Schouren & Michal Wujas
GraphQL (large download)
Andrew Levine
PWA Studio architectural points

In short

Reacticon - October 11-14th 2021
Magento Luma & Vue Storefront 2 - October 11th 2021
Shopware 6 & Shopware PWA - October 12th 2021
Magento PWA Studio - October 13th 2021
Magento Hyva Themes - October 14th 2021
Twitter: @Reacticon
Hashtag: #Reacticon (not: reaction)
Language: English

Online details

Community activities via Reacticon Slack
Live streamed to Yireo on YouTube
Using Zoom & OBS for broadcasting
By nerds, for nerds

Socials

Yireo - Opening Up Technology
Email: info@yireo.com
Tweets: @yireo / @Reacticon

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