RedwoodJS: The Full-Stack React App Framework – Tom Preston-Werner, React Summit Remote Edition 2021
In @mojombo's talk, you'll learn about the @RedwoodJS architecture, see core features in action, and walk away with a sense of wonder and awe in your heart
The launch of RedwoodJS today marks a first: it is the first time React components are being expressed in a single file format with explicit conventions.
The logical next step in the maturation of the JAMstack movement is for frameworks to extend beyond static site generators into full-stack frameworks.
Tom Preston-Werner (co-founder of GitHub, board member at Netlify) joins the party and brings his new, opinionated, full-stack, serverless web app framework with him.
I recently completed the RedwoodJS tutorial, which involves building a simple blog application. In this article, I will share some initial thoughts on my experience working with Redwood.
Peter is going to talk about a few of the nice ideas in RedwoodJS. He will explain what it is at first, why they built it, and then he'll go into detail about of a few of the headlining features.
In this episode, Adam is talks to Tom Preston-Werner about Redwood.js, a new full-stack JavaScript framework for building edge-ready web applications.
In this Periscope livestream, Peter Pistorius talks to Max Stoiber about Redwood and demonstrates some upcoming features, including authentication.
Tom Preston-Werner joins the show to talk about his latest project, RedwoodJS, and the decisions made about how it works, public APIs, how tied to Netlify RedwoodJS is, and why they're using Prisma.
Tom Preston-Werner joins the show to talk about the future of JAMStack development, and his goals for RedwoodJS.
Tom Preston-Werner and David Price joined WAPI Radio for their ephemeral 24-hour live radio broadcast. They've saved some of their favorite hours, including this one about RedwoodJS.
For the first virtual Jamstack Conf London, Tom gives a 10 minute runthrough of adding a feature to a Todo app in Redwood.
Tom Preston-Werner joins Sam and Ryan to talk about some of the architecture decisions behind Redwood JS, a recently released full-stack JS framework he's been working on for more than a year.
All the RedwoodJS News that’s Fit to Print: Auth and Testing and Prisma Day 2, oh my! Helping you use RedwoodJS better with highlights, snippets, and upcoming events.
All the RedwoodJS News that’s Fit to Print: Storybook Integration, CLI Diagnostics, Apps built with Redwood, and even more new tools and snippets.
Recording of the main session: Architecture, Data Migrations, Repeater.dev, Tape.sh demo, Background Jobs, Contributing, and @redwoodjs/structure. And recording of Rob walking through the new Data Migrations feature.
Recording of the main session: Redwood v1 Roadmap, Auth and RBAC, FaunaDB Integration and Vercel Deployment.
Anthony outlines the origins and motivations of RedwoodJS along with some of the concepts that it introduces.
Recording of the main session: Ryan Chenkie (from Prisma) demos database model relations in Redwood.
All the RedwoodJS News that’s Fit to Print: Roadmap, Supabase, TypeScript, Vercel, YouTube Channel, RedwoodJS Meetups, and more.
We’re talking about RedwoodJS. What exactly does it mean to be a full-stack Jamstack framework? Drew McLellan talks to community champion Anthony Campolo to find out.
Anthony Morris gives a high level overview of RedwoodJS and how it empowers developers to focus on what they want to build, not just how they want to build it.
Recording of the main session: How to Contribute to Redwood, including a full walkthrough of local dev setup.
Recording of the main session: Redwood Demos of VS Code IDE Extension, Tape.sh, Vida.io, and Pyplyn.netlify.app
In this recorded livestream, David Price introduces Redwood's architecture and demos the end-to-end developer experience from init to scaffold generator to built-in Jest tests and Storybook to deploy. 🚀
This talk from Kim-Adeline Miguel shines a spotlight on contributing to Redwood, and being part of its thriving community.
All the RedwoodJS News that’s Fit to Print: Jammie Award, v0.21.0, VS Code IDE Extension, Made with Redwood, and more.
If we want to use the Jamstack, but also we need a database, but also you just want to build things and not waste all your energy configuring them? Anthony Campolo will teach us how Redwoodjs can help!
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Recording of the main session: Introducing the RedwoodJS Core Team, Demo of Redwood v1 End-to-End DX, Presentation and Demo of Everfund.co.uk
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