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In this edition of TechLead Conf, we’re diving into two big themes for 2025: how tech leaders are navigating AI adoption, and how senior engineers are tackling system complexity. Real stories, real challenges—from startups to Big Tech. Meet the first speakers in our lineup!

Ryan Florence MJ The pervasiveness of React. Things have grown so much since when people were willing to give different technology a chance. While the general web ecosystem is vast. The pool that is looking at this technology is dominated by React. We've gotten to a point where almost all of

Agree. React is the “nobody ever got fired for hiring IBM” of web frameworks You need a big huge advantage AND a revolution for this to change. React won by being the first to embrace JS compilers and modern ES6 features. Before that it was about the same as Backbone

"Ok but what actually happens" is the perfect question for technical interviews Great for day-to-day system design too.

I wish more devs understood the difference between source state (raw data; source of truth) and derived state (computed from it). The only "state management" you need for derived state is a pure function. Memoize if you need to.

This is probably the coolest bit of history from my neck of the woods. 2 days from fascism to revolution.

Once you learn how to code good, the rest of your career goes into your domain and data modeling.

Once you learn how to code good, the rest of your career is about learning domain and data modeling.

Farmers market cilantro came with full roots today so … uh … I hope this works

I wish more engineers understood that numerical scale got super easy in the past 10 years. 300ms/request is zero-effort performance 40 cores is pretty cheap for a server That’s 10,400,000 requests per day. You’re fine.

Either you can design systems or you can’t. If you can’t don’t expect to succeed in any engineering roles. If you can learn to let go of language debates. Literally doesn’t matter they’re just tools. You need to learn the tools in abstract, not memorize npm commands.

Definitely need new shoes I’m just getting slower and slower

I’m not procrastinating I’m creating the perfect environment to finish this darn book 3 chapters left to edit. I got this

complexity —> engineers —> 💰

it’s about risk

2025 the year of the state machine, finally

People don't want advice, they want better versions of themselves. swizec.com/blog/a-few-mor…