March 24 - 26, 2026
Toronto, Canada
React Advanced Canada 2026
We will be diving deep
Get ready for a deep dive into the latest in React and Web development. Learn directly from the engineers shaping the ecosystem and from early adopters pushing the boundaries at one of the most respected React events, now launching in Canada.
The concept of the event is both about covering all you need to catch up on in the React ecosystem, combined with deep technical exploration of the latest architectural trends, new feature adoption, and efficient ways to solve complex problems.
Expect engaging discussion rooms, expert-led workshops, hallway track chats, and dozens of inspiring talks. While developers of all levels are welcome, be ready for some seriously in-depth content.
Scaling Real-Time News Platforms With React: Product Management Lessons From the Frontlines
Upcoming
Scaling Real-Time News Platforms With React: Product Management Lessons From the Frontlines
In this session, you’ll get an inside look at how leading digital news platforms leverage React to deliver seamless, real-time experiences to massive audiences. Based on real-world product management experience, this talk unpacks the unique technical and business challenges of handling unpredictable traffic spikes, streamlining user onboarding, and driving long-term subscription growth. Whether you’re scaling a React app or optimizing user engagement, you’ll walk away with practical frameworks and lessons learned from the fast-paced world of digital media-ready to apply to your own high-impact projects.
A Study in React.js
Upcoming
A Study in React.js
Senior dev Java Scriptson joins the React team. He meets Refactor Holmes, a consulting developer and expert in legacy codebases. The two soon find themselves digging into a string of serial “regressions”. Follow them as Holmes exposes how you can deduce technical debt hotspots, subtil change couplings, and knowledge mappings from git logs. By the end of this story, you will know how to investigate your own codebase to come up with a plan to improve code quality that could convince Scotland Yard… and probably your manager too!