Build a React Native News Agent With Eve

Date
Thursday, July 30, 2026
Time
5PM-6PM [CEST]
Location
Online

Build a React Native News Agent With Eve

Build a news agent that tracks React Native changes with Eve, from custom model configuration and Slack integration to deployment and observability tools.

Date
30 July 2026
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Time
5PM-6PM [CEST]
Location
Online

Build a React Native News Agent With Eve

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Callstack
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Speakers
Speakers
Featuring
Kewin Wereszczyński
Software Engineer
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Callstack
Hur Ali
Software Engineer
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Callstack
Featuring
Kewin Wereszczyński
Software Engineer
@
Callstack
Hur Ali
Software Engineer
@
Callstack

React Native changes arrive through releases, RFCs, repositories, and ecosystem updates. This live stream shows how to turn them into a usable news feed with an agent built from scratch.

Follow the full process with Eve: configure the agent and a custom model, connect it to Slack, deploy it to Vercel, and inspect its activity through an observability dashboard. The session also covers lessons from a working implementation, including what worked, what caused trouble, and what to watch when adapting the workflow for your team or personal use.

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Build a React Native News Agent With Eve

Build a news agent that tracks React Native changes with Eve, from custom model configuration and Slack integration to deployment and observability tools.

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