Andre Landgraf@andrelandgraf
Can’t wait for tomorrow’s React and Remix meetup at Mux! Excited for an evening about all things web. 🤓 https://lu.ma/8efswr9y?tk=3dzPt9
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react bay area
5:00–8:00 PM, San Francisco time
Erik ThorelliEngineering Leader
React Bay Area is back!
Join us on August 27 at the Mux office in San Francisco for tech talks, snacks & drinks, and plenty of chit-chat about all things web!
This event is sponsored & hosted by Mux. Food is kindly provided by Santiy.
About React Bay Area
React Bay Area meetups are back, and we are excited to kick off a new series of monthly events with tech talks & discussions.
- Follow us on Twitter/X to stay up to date: @ReactBayArea
- Join our Discord to hang out and chat about all things web: https://discord.gg/B3Sm4b5mfDWant to Give a Talk?
Please fill out this super short form, and we'll get back to you! https://forms.gle/N6yeL5eavHK4ThW58
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