How to Roll Your React Components Like a Good Inside-Out Sushi 🍣
June 25, 2025
English | Intermediate

In React we typically manage component behavior using props and state. But what if we need to expose controlled access to a component’s internal logic? This is where useImperativeHandle comes in, probably one of React’s most underrated yet powerful hooks.

In this talk, we’ll take a culinary and technical journey to understand how to turn our components inside-out, just like Japanese chefs.

What You’ll Learn:
- Why useImperativeHandle exists and how it changes the way we design component APIs
- Best practices and common pitfalls to avoid
- Advanced use cases: building smart modals, working with third-party libraries, and more

Join me to learn how to roll your React components just like a perfect Inside-Out Sushi - elegantly, efficiently, and with a well-balanced API.

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Adir Kandel
Content Creator and Team lead @ Tenable

I'm a frontend developer with over a decade of experience, passionate about building scalable UI architectures and improving developer experience. I host "Front Cast", Israel’s largest frontend podcast, and co-host "לא טכני ולא במקרה", sharing insights and best practices with the developer community. I also run a frontend blog and multiple developer communities. As a speaker, mentor, and content creator, I love making complex topics accessible through storytelling and hands-on examples.

Cancellation Policy

Sponsor Cancellation:

In case of cancellation of the event, we will offer a full refund to all attendees and sponsors.

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Up to 30 days prior to the event – 100% Refund 30-14 days prior to the event – 50% Refund No refund will be offered later than that.

Cancellation Policy

Sponsor Cancellation:

In case of cancellation of the event, we will offer a full refund to all attendees and sponsors.

Attendee cancellations:

Up to 30 days prior to the event – 100% Refund.
30-14 days prior to the event – 50% Refund.
No refund will be offered later than that.