November 18 - 21, 2025

New York, US & Online
React Summit US 2025
The biggest React conference in the US
Full remote ticket included with Multipass.
Network with fellow front-end and full-stack engineers, learn from industry experts, and promote your ideas all while experiencing the exciting vistas of Manhattan!
React Summit offers a hybrid format with both remote and in-person participation.The first day will be streamed from the New York venue including hybrid networking features and interactive entertainment; and the second day, as well as the numerous free workshops, will be streamed to the global audience online.
Take advantage of being a part of the React Summit US conference!

Shawn Swyx Wang
Latent.Space Editor & Smol.ai Founder, Singapore
Swyx is Editor of Latent.Space. He is best known for his writing on the Rise of the AI Engineer on the Latent.Space newsletter and podcast, and for curating the AI Engineer Summit, the top conference for AI Engineers. You can find him on Twitter, Github, and YouTube.

Tanner Linsley
Nozzle.io, USA
Tanner Linsley is an entrepreneur and open source creator who loves React and JavaScript. He has built and still maintain several well-known open source libraries like React Query, React Table, React Virtual, React Form, React Charts, React Static, and even Chart.js He co-founded Nozzle.io 6 years ago and is currently helping it grow as VP of UI and UX.
When not programming, Tanner spends his free time traveling, recording music, film-making, and vacationing with his wife and children.

David Khourshid
Stately, USA
David Khourshid (known on Twitter as David K. Piano) is a software engineer for Microsoft, a tech author, and speaker. Also a fervent open-source contributor, he is passionate about statecharts and software modeling, reactive animations, innovative user interfaces, and cutting-edge front-end technologies. When not behind a computer keyboard, he’s behind a piano keyboard or traveling.

Shem Magnezi
Wilco, Israel
Talk: The Journey of a Pixel in a React Application
Shem has more than a decade of experience in software engineering in various domains: client and server-side, real-time systems, big data, mobile, and web. Shem is passionate about building a culture of growth mindset and obsessed with making teams work better together. After several years as a senior IC in WeWork and Meta, Shem is now the CTO and Co-Founder of Wilco, a platform that empowers every developer, regardless of their background or skill level, to unlock their full potential.

Mike Mikula
Emberweave LLC, USA
Mike Mikula is a seasoned entrepreneur and engineer whose journey began at 17 when he was featured in The Wall Street Journal for his pioneering work in 3D virtual worlds. Over the next decade, he built, scaled, and successfully exited his own software company, growing its user base to over one million. Today, Mike is at the forefront of AI innovation, channeling his passion and expertise into maximizing efficiency for development productivity.

Amy Dutton
RedwoodJS, USA
Amy has over 22+ years of web experience and have expertise in product design, frontend, and backend development. She's developed multiple technology courses and written curriculum for the University of Florida, in their Master’s program. She has spoken at conferences around the world about full stack development. Her podcast, http://Compressed.fm supports thousands of developers with design and engineering tips. She has built hundreds of websites and products for enterprise companies, startups, and even major recording artists. She lives in Nashville, TN with her husband, 3 adorable children, and 2 dogs.

Chaitanya Deorukhkar
Razorpay, India
Talk: Design to Code Using a Custom Design System with AI
Chaitanya is a Staff Frontend Engineer at Razorpay, deeply passionate about design systems and frontend architecture. Over the past few years, he has focused on building scalable systems and tooling that empower developers to create consistent, accessible, and efficient UI at scale. He is part of the team that built Blade, Razorpay’s open-source design system, which has received global recognition and was even featured by Figma.
Chaitanya is equally passionate about the world of AI and strongly believes that the intersection of AI and design systems will redefine how we build user interfaces. His recent work on BladeAI, an AI-powered “Figma to Code” solution, reflects that vision — aiming to transform design into production-ready code that speaks the same language as real developers and systems do.
When he’s not writing code, Chaitanya is either lost in a good fiction book or gaming on his PlayStation.

Faris Aziz
Smallpdf, Switzerland
Talk: Caching, Payloads, and Other Dark Arts: A Frontend Engineer’s Journey
Faris Aziz is an experienced engineer, international conference speaker, and workshop instructor specializing in React, Next.js, web architecture, and resilient system design. He has a deep passion for startups, having worked in early-stage companies ranging from founding teams to organizations scaling from 1 to 100 people. His expertise spans engineering leadership, building career ladders from scratch, and managing teams of over 10 engineers.
As a front-end subject matter expert, Faris has contributed to creating systems used by millions of users worldwide. His work has ranged from building greenfield projects from the ground up to maintaining and scaling decade-old products. His experience covers industries like Connected TV, Fintech, SaaS, and Fitness, working with companies such as Smallpdf, Fiit, Discovery, GCN, Eurosport, and Navro (formerly Paytrix).
Faris’s specialization lies in building user-centric, performant, and maintainable applications. He has a particular interest in observability and monitoring, ensuring that systems are not only robust but also easy to troubleshoot and optimize. His passion extends to sharing knowledge, organizing the Zurich.js meetup in Switzerland, and speaking at international conferences about web development, engineering leadership, and creating scalable systems.
In his free time, Faris enjoys contributing to web development tools like Raycast and spending time contemplating life’s great questions, like why the build works on his machine but nowhere else.