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Our discussion with Tom Occhino is now live! We discuss: ✅How React changed the web ✅React Server Components ✅Performance optimizations ✅React Native ✅When NOT to use React And much more! Preview below, see the full talk here 👉

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Farhan H3 years ago

@tomocchino Interesting talk.

JLarky3 years ago

@tomocchino "size is react doesn't matter" in one picture

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