

Hosted by
React Brno
Thursday, October 8th
5:30PM to 10:00PM CEST
In-Person
Address available to attendees

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Join us for a fun and casual meetup in the heart of Brno, all about AI in day-to-day development — testing, React Native, documentation, and knowing when to step away from the screen.
Whether you’re a newbie or a pro, it's the perfect chance to swap ideas, learn new tips, and meet fellow React enthusiasts. Expect great vibes, cool talks, and plenty of opportunities to connect in person 💬🍻
Join the party on Discord. 👋
17:30 – Open Doors & Networking
18:00 – Official start
Documentation Worth Writing: Petr Chalupa from STRV
Three documents that are actually worth the effort: a C4 diagram that onboards a new teammate without a walkthrough, an ADR that locks in the context behind a decision, and an RFC that lets people review a proposal on their own time. Petr covers when each one applies and shares the agent skills he uses to write them.
Stop Writing Playwright Tests: Let AI Generate Them: Martin Krištof from Apify
Everyone wants end-to-end tests, nobody wants to maintain them — the real cost isn't typing the test, it's knowing what to assert and keeping it alive as the UI shifts every sprint. Martin hands both jobs to an AI agent live on stage: exploring the app, generating Playwright tests in a real browser, and repairing them after he deliberately breaks the UI. The second half drops the demo and measures instead — four setups, one real product, and an analysis plan written before the first run.
19:00 – Break
I taught an AI to count my bullet holes: Ondřej Lukášek from Purple Technology
Ondřej trained a model to count bullet holes in his shooting targets and found the model was the easy part. A tour of React Native's two on-device AI stacks, and what to do when the heavy work lands on the JS thread.
Stay Human in the Age of AI: David Chocholatý from Purple Technology
AI lets us move faster and decide more, but our brains and bodies haven't kept pace. David looks at what research says about mental fatigue and recovery, and why movement, nature, and intentional downtime aren't just good for your health — they're how you get your focus back.
20:00 – Q&A, drinks, and networking
A huge thank you to our sponsors for making this event possible:
By attending, you grant event organizers the right to use images and videos taken during the event for promotional purposes. If you prefer not to be photographed, please let an organizer know at check-in.
English
https://www.youtube.com/@ReactBrno
https://www.youtube.com/@ReactPrague
STRV (see map in the event description)
Přízova 537/1, 602 00 Brno-střed => https://share.google/M3pNx2KmlNhN2M8ce
We have limited spots, so don’t forget to register 🙂 !!
Presentations

Petr Chalupa
Three documents that are actually worth the effort: a C4 diagram that onboards a new teammate without a walkthrough, an ADR that locks in the context behind a decision, and an RFC that lets people review a proposal on their own time. Petr covers when each one applies and shares the agent skills he uses to write them.
Martin Krištof
Everyone wants end-to-end tests, nobody wants to maintain them — the real cost isn't typing the test, it's knowing what to assert and keeping it alive as the UI shifts every sprint. Martin hands both jobs to an AI agent live on stage: exploring the app, generating Playwright tests in a real browser, and repairing them after he deliberately breaks the UI. The second half drops the demo and measures instead — four setups, one real product, and an analysis plan written before the first run.

Ondřej Lukášek
I trained a model to count bullet holes in his shooting targets and found the model was the easy part. A tour of React Native's two on-device AI stacks, and what to do when the heavy work lands on the JS thread.
David Chocholatý
AI lets us move faster and decide more, but our brains and bodies haven't kept pace. David looks at what research says about mental fatigue and recovery, and why movement, nature, and intentional downtime aren't just good for your health — they're how you get your focus back.
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Hosted by
React Brno
Oct
8
Thursday, October 8th
5:30PM to 10:00PM CEST
In-Person
Address available to attendees
Join us for a fun and casual meetup in the heart of Brno, all about AI in day-to-day development — testing, React Native, documentation, and knowing when to step away from the screen.
Whether you’re a newbie or a pro, it's the perfect chance to swap ideas, learn new tips, and meet fellow React enthusiasts. Expect great vibes, cool talks, and plenty of opportunities to connect in person 💬🍻
Join the party on Discord. 👋
17:30 – Open Doors & Networking
18:00 – Official start
Documentation Worth Writing: Petr Chalupa from STRV
Three documents that are actually worth the effort: a C4 diagram that onboards a new teammate without a walkthrough, an ADR that locks in the context behind a decision, and an RFC that lets people review a proposal on their own time. Petr covers when each one applies and shares the agent skills he uses to write them.
Stop Writing Playwright Tests: Let AI Generate Them: Martin Krištof from Apify
Everyone wants end-to-end tests, nobody wants to maintain them — the real cost isn't typing the test, it's knowing what to assert and keeping it alive as the UI shifts every sprint. Martin hands both jobs to an AI agent live on stage: exploring the app, generating Playwright tests in a real browser, and repairing them after he deliberately breaks the UI. The second half drops the demo and measures instead — four setups, one real product, and an analysis plan written before the first run.
19:00 – Break
I taught an AI to count my bullet holes: Ondřej Lukášek from Purple Technology
Ondřej trained a model to count bullet holes in his shooting targets and found the model was the easy part. A tour of React Native's two on-device AI stacks, and what to do when the heavy work lands on the JS thread.
Stay Human in the Age of AI: David Chocholatý from Purple Technology
AI lets us move faster and decide more, but our brains and bodies haven't kept pace. David looks at what research says about mental fatigue and recovery, and why movement, nature, and intentional downtime aren't just good for your health — they're how you get your focus back.
20:00 – Q&A, drinks, and networking
A huge thank you to our sponsors for making this event possible:
By attending, you grant event organizers the right to use images and videos taken during the event for promotional purposes. If you prefer not to be photographed, please let an organizer know at check-in.
English
https://www.youtube.com/@ReactBrno
https://www.youtube.com/@ReactPrague
STRV (see map in the event description)
Přízova 537/1, 602 00 Brno-střed => https://share.google/M3pNx2KmlNhN2M8ce
We have limited spots, so don’t forget to register 🙂 !!
Presentations

Petr Chalupa
Three documents that are actually worth the effort: a C4 diagram that onboards a new teammate without a walkthrough, an ADR that locks in the context behind a decision, and an RFC that lets people review a proposal on their own time. Petr covers when each one applies and shares the agent skills he uses to write them.
Martin Krištof
Everyone wants end-to-end tests, nobody wants to maintain them — the real cost isn't typing the test, it's knowing what to assert and keeping it alive as the UI shifts every sprint. Martin hands both jobs to an AI agent live on stage: exploring the app, generating Playwright tests in a real browser, and repairing them after he deliberately breaks the UI. The second half drops the demo and measures instead — four setups, one real product, and an analysis plan written before the first run.

Ondřej Lukášek
I trained a model to count bullet holes in his shooting targets and found the model was the easy part. A tour of React Native's two on-device AI stacks, and what to do when the heavy work lands on the JS thread.
David Chocholatý
AI lets us move faster and decide more, but our brains and bodies haven't kept pace. David looks at what research says about mental fatigue and recovery, and why movement, nature, and intentional downtime aren't just good for your health — they're how you get your focus back.
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