The sections above this describe how to use the arrow function to bind functions to the component instance to avoid explicit binding in the constructor. This example though, uses both the arrow function and explicitly binds the function. I realise the point of this particular example isn't to describe the binding process, but considering the sections that immediately proceed it, I think it'd be good to avoid confusion here.
Hey all,
Was hoping you’d be ok with us including the React Wednesday streams we’ve been doing for the last several months. Wasn’t totally sure where to put this, as there’s no section for “streams” (although I could create one), so you’ll have to let me know what you think.
Thanks!
* update React Summit time and add 2021 date
* move past events to the bottom
* Update React ATL date to 2021
* React next is now remote
* remove React Day Berlin
* React v17.0 Release Candidate: Support for New JSX Transform
* Change date and slight edits
* tweak note
* more thanks
* fix example
* Include version for TS
* Add a note on running the codemod
* Move and add note
Co-authored-by: Dan Abramov <dan.abramov@me.com>
Co-authored-by: Dan Abramov <dan.abramov@gmail.com>
Disclaimer: I'm an organiser of React Summit, React Advanced London and React Day Berlin - changes proposed in this PR is a small effort to actualise the list of events next to updating our own event dates
Next to updating own conference dates, I've made following changes:
* Removed 2020 events that, based on the current information from their websites, are cancelled or postponed without a new date
* Moved 2020 events that have actually ran to the "past events" section
* Updated dates of some events in 2020 that have not announced their cancellation, but moved dates within this year
What I didn't do:
* I haven't added 2020 cancelled events with their assumed 2021 dates, as it's up to organizers to confirm those and re-add
* To stay consistent with point above - I'm also not adding our (GitNation - React Summit, React Advanced) cancelled event dates that moved to 2021
* Conferences that have a past dates, but has not clear statement on the website about cancellation have not been removed, but rather moved to "past events" section
The information is relevant as of today's date - during these hard times plans do change frequently, so some information may be outdated by the time this PR is merged. I'll be happy to provide amends until it's merged.