Events

Learn how to connect React JS with databases, how to best keep state in sync with a data source, and tools that make data fetching/syncing painless.

Join Amy Kucksdorf, Product Designer at ReadySet, as she shares her experience designing B2B virtual reality software.

Get started with React Testing with Chris Schmitz. Chris walks through general JavaScript testing principles and tools before diving into the specifics of testing React components with Jest and React Testing Library

Join us for our first discussion of 2020!

What would you like to learn about product design and development in 2020? Join us for casual get together to help us plan for events in 2020.

Avoid the costly mistake of building a product before you understand your customers and their problems.

Learn how to establish a better UI workflow between design and development teams with Storybook. Create an organized and efficient process for you and your team.

On November 4th, 2019, we are collaborating with other tech meetups in the community to celebrate community, growth, and create awareness around all the great things happening in Northeast Wisconsin.

Do you know a little bit of code, but always wanted to build an app?Let's walk through how to build a small app using React.js!In this lesson, Nico, a developer at Headway, will walk us through how to build a simple to-do list app using the popular React library. We will explore the core concepts of React such as components, props, state management, and more!This session will be specifically tailored towards beginners -- that is, you'll be a perfect fit if you've had a bit of exposure to HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

For over fifty years, Rams has left an indelible mark on the field of product design with his iconic work at Braun and Vitsoe, and his influence on Apple.So at 86 years old, why does he now regret being a designer?RAMS is a design documentary, but it’s also a rumination on consumerism, materialism, and sustainability. Dieter's philosophy is about more than just design, it’s about a way to live.

There are many different ways to manage state in a React app, and the abundance of choices can be overwhelming for beginners and experienced developers alike. Since React was open-sourced in 2015, there have been multiple waves of state-management trends (feel free to visit the React State Museum if you're feeling nostalgic), and because of the speed of the JS ecosystem, it can feel like there's a new popular library out every month.Luckily it is now 2019, and everything we need to manage our state is once again available to us inside of React!

When gaining ground for your startup, you get one chance to lift off and launch your product. Startup funding can go quickly, and failure to invest time and resources wisely can result in failure to launch.