Vinicios Neves

AI agents now open pull requests full of React. Some of it is excellent. Some of it quietly ships extra re-renders, broken effects, and abstractions no human chose. The hard part is no longer getting an agent to write a component — it's knowing whether you should merge it.
This talk is about the React craft that survives when you're not the one typing: the React Compiler as your safety net, modern primitives that make intent explicit, and contract-level tests that catch what code review misses. You'll watch an agent build a component live, see exactly where it goes wrong, and leave with a concrete checklist for reviewing React you didn't write.

Benchmarks are everywhere, but production rarely looks like a benchmark.This talk compares Node.js, Deno, and Bun from a pragmatic, production-first perspective: debugging, observability, deployment, cold starts, and the kind of edge cases that only appear when real users and real systems are involved.

Let's talk about real-world strategies to integrate accessibility testing into your React workflow — without slowing down your team. From axe-core to CI pipelines, we’ll cover how to go from reactive fixes to proactive accessibility.