The React Productivity Revolution, by Tiago Forte

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The slides from a talk I delivered on 10/25/17, at Reactive Conference 2017, on how principles and features of the React javascript front-end programming framework can be generalized to massively improve all kinds of knowledge work.

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person performing an activity is fully immersed
in a feeling of energized focus, full involvement,
and enjoyment in the process of the activity”
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norepinephrine
tightens focus
dopamine improves
pattern recognition
anandamide improves
lateral thinking
nitric oxide suppresses
stress response
endorphins give
sense of inner tranquility
Transient hypofrontality
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experience
learning
performance
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Avoiding “interruptions and
distractions” (i.e. people)
Long, uninterrupted
stretches of focus time
Single-tasking and
back-to-back “sprints”
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Managing work-in-process
in your head
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rich environment
deep embodiment
clear goals
immediate feedback
challenge-skill ratio
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mindmaps diagrams book notes
statistics
quotes
Your work is made up of content
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Step 1: Identify and collect your work content
book notes
voice memos
text
photos webpages
files
paper
documents
handwritten notes
screenshots
centralized
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Personal, informal, quick and dirty
Open-ended and never finished
Low expectations for quality/polish
Mixes diverse types of media
Note-taking apps
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Step 3: Design notes for easy search and retrieval
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Concise summary
Links and imagesBolding and highlighting
Comments & annotations
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getting feedback
interviews and surveys
tweetstorms
taking good notes
blogging
Writing
Drawing
sketchnotes
diagrams or drawings
slides
speaking at TEDx or Ignite
presenting at a meetup
recording a video
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Producing
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interpreting or critiquing
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Challenge-skill ratio
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experience projects
knowledge
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intellectual
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1. The React Productivity Revolution 1 ©fortelabs.co The ReAct PRODuctivity Revolution Tiago Forte Reactive Conference 10/25/17 

3. MARK02 presentation Building a Second Brain X ©fortelabs.co 3 Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi, Flow: The Psychology of Optimal Experience “Flow (n.): a mental state of operation in which a person performing an activity is fully immersed in a feeling of energized focus, full involvement, and enjoyment in the process of the activity” The React Productivity Revolution 3 ©fortelabs.co

7. norepinephrine tightens focus dopamine improves pattern recognition anandamide improves lateral thinking nitric oxide suppresses stress response endorphins give sense of inner tranquility Transient hypofrontality The React Productivity Revolution 7 ©fortelabs.co

9. © fortelabs.co Avoiding “interruptions and distractions” (i.e. people) Long, uninterrupted stretches of focus time Single-tasking and back-to-back “sprints” FLOW Managing work-in-process in your head The React Productivity Revolution 9 ©fortelabs.co

11. Building a Second Brain X ©fortelabs.co Triggers for flow ExternalInternal presence of risk rich environment deep embodiment clear goals immediate feedback challenge-skill ratio The React Productivity Revolution 11 ©fortelabs.co

12. Stateful Encapsulated Reusable Composable 04 03 02 01 SERC components The React Productivity Revolution 12 ©fortelabs.co

13. Building a Second Brain X ©fortelabs.co Knowledge work today knowledge work The React Productivity Revolution 13 ©fortelabs.co

14. Stateful Encapsulated Reusable Composable 04 03 02 01 SERC components The React Productivity Revolution 14 ©fortelabs.co

15. © fortelabs.co examples illustrations screenshots mindmaps diagrams book notes statistics quotes Your work is made up of content The React Productivity Revolution 15 ©fortelabs.co

16. Step 1: Identify and collect your work content book notes voice memos text photos webpages files paper documents handwritten notes screenshots centralized store The React Productivity Revolution 16 ©fortelabs.co

17. Stateful Encapsulated Reusable Composable 04 03 02 SERC components 01 The React Productivity Revolution 17 ©fortelabs.co

18. Building a Second Brain X ©fortelabs.co Step 2: Break down this content into small packets with clean edges The React Productivity Revolution 18 ©fortelabs.co

19. © fortelabs.co Personal, informal, quick and dirty Open-ended and never finished Low expectations for quality/polish Mixes diverse types of media Note-taking apps The React Productivity Revolution 19 ©fortelabs.co

20. 04 03 Stateful Encapsulated Reusable Composable SERC components 02 01 The React Productivity Revolution 20 ©fortelabs.co

21. Step 3: Design notes for easy search and retrieval Informative title Thematic tags Concise summary Links and imagesBolding and highlighting Comments & annotations The React Productivity Revolution 21 ©fortelabs.co

22. Building a Second Brain X ©fortelabs.co Step 4: Organize these packets by project and topic The React Productivity Revolution 22 ©fortelabs.co

23. 03 Stateful Encapsulated Reusable Composable SERC components 03 02 01 The React Productivity Revolution 23 ©fortelabs.co

24. Seeing switching contexts getting feedback interviews and surveys tweetstorms taking good notes blogging Writing Drawing sketchnotes diagrams or drawings slides speaking at TEDx or Ignite presenting at a meetup recording a video Performing Producing summarizing or condensing interpreting or critiquing translating to alternative medium charging $ teaching collaborating Selling 01 03 05 02 04 06 H ] xko U Step 5: Practice composing things The React Productivity Revolution 24 ©fortelabs.co

25. Building a Second Brain X ©fortelabs.co Assemble new functionality out of existing modules Reusability O Virtual DOM/tree reconciliation Focus on incremental changes Separating function from state Abstraction Late-binding and dependency injection Flexibility F Context inheritance, one-way data flow, lifting state up Single source of truth Separation of presentational and container components Simultaneous development y  / Benefits of SERC components a The React Productivity Revolution 25 ©fortelabs.co

26. Building a Second Brain X ©fortelabs.co Requirements for flow FLOWImmediate feedback Clear goals Challenge-skill ratio The React Productivity Revolution 26 ©fortelabs.co

27. experience projects knowledge Personal Knowledge Management (PKM) intellectual capital The React Productivity Revolution 27 ©fortelabs.co

28. Building a Second Brain X ©fortelabs.co www.reactproductivityrevolution.com slides with commentary blog post on modular project networks my contact info The React Productivity Revolution 28 ©fortelabs.co

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