Sathya is a software engineer on the React core team at Meta. Previously, he worked on the V8 JavaScript compiler at Google.

Sathya Gunasekaran

The React Compiler was open-sourced at React Conf earlier this year, marking a significant milestone. Since then, we've implemented numerous improvements and optimizations. This talk will examine the valuable community feedback that has shaped these enhancements and explore the new optimizations that improve both performance and developer experience. We'll also discuss the next steps in the evolution of the React Compiler and the open source release process.

Software Engineer React core team, Meta

The React Compiler was open-sourced at React Conf earlier this year, marking a significant milestone. Since then, we've implemented numerous improvements and optimizations. This talk will examine the valuable community feedback that has shaped these enhancements and explore the new optimizations that improve both performance and developer experience. We'll also discuss the next steps in the evolution of the React Compiler and the open source release process.

Sathya is a software engineer on the React core team at Meta. Previously, he worked on the V8 JavaScript compiler at Google.

What's next for the React Compiler?  - Sathya Gunasekaran

Sathya is a software engineer on the React core team at Meta. Previously, he worked on the V8 JavaScript compiler at Google.

About the session Statically analysing react components for fun and profit.
His talk will dive into what makes the react programming model be such a great target for compilers and static analysis.

Sathya Gunasekaran

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