Mateusz Jagodziński

In large React projects, feature toggles and conditional builds can quickly become
messy. What if entire features could be added—or removed—just by dropping a folder
in or out of your project? In this talk, I’ll show how a plugin architecture makes React
applications more modular and easier to maintain, with practical code examples from
our product.
Audience Takeaways:
- How to structure React applications so features live inside self-contained plugins.
- How this architecture simplifies builds and deployments by excluding unwanted
features at the source.
- Practical patterns you can adopt immediately to make your React codebase
more modular.

What if you never had to touch styles in your code again? This lightning talk presents a real-world approach to fully automated design implementation — where changes in Figma are automatically reflected in the app via tokens and a CI pipeline. A practical look at what happens when you give full visual control to designers, and why that might be a good thing for developers, too.Audience Takeaways:- A provocative perspective: does a frontend dev really need to write styles?- Tools and techniques to sync Figma → GitHub → CSS → Web app.- A rethink of responsibilities between designers and developers.