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264: React with Netflix


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We’re React-ing to a discussion with 3 developers at Netflix about React: Ryan Burgess, Jem Young, and Naoufal Kadhom. Why did Netflix choose React? We also cover the reason behind Netflix’s obsession with A/B testing?
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5:00 What is React and what makes it compelling for Netflix?
8:05 What are the conditions for ending an A/B test?
10:02 Are you doing component swapping or micro text swapping? And why is React good for that?
12:10 What’s the React stew at Netflix?
13:10 Do you use router? Do you use Redux?
14:20 Should people looking to work at Netflix learn React?
17:00 Is the buy in for React too high to change away from it if needed?
18:30 Even if you could prove Svelte to be better, it’d be hard to convince Netflix to change wouldn’t it?
20:01 What’s React native?
21:12 Is it a split code base or is it a shared base?
25:15 What’s the world of writing code for TV?
27:10 Is the markup decent?
29:01 What about styling?
33:30 Is changing a style later a headache in React?
36:03 Dave’s issues with loading Netflix on his Xbox One
39:10 Is the future going to be rough for React with cheaper, smaller devices with less memory and CPU?
42:39 Do we need to be worrying about React Fiber?
48:15 Is there QA for days before you ship stuff at Netflix?
48:50 Who else is using React well these days?
50:00 Would you say that the role of a front-end developer should now include the ability to use JS frameworks?
55:40 What should I do for the future?
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