How Algebraic Effects influenced popular frameworks like react.js?

Find out how algebraic effects influenced popular frameworks like react.js!

The Strasbourg Developer Meetup is proud to announce our second edition which will be held on Wednesday November 9th @ 19:00! And boy do we have a treat for you this time. 3 speakers!

Schedule:

1. 19:00 - Introduction
2. 19:15 - Working with Graphql*
3. 19:45 - Semantic Versioning*
4. 20:15 - 5 min break (grab a drink)
5. 20:20 - Algebraic effects*
6. 21:20 - Networking time & Free food and drinks
7. 22:00 - Closing speech
8. 22:30 - End of the event

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1. Ali Elamrani software engineer from Shine will talk (remotely) about Graphql some great tools like Apollo/Codegen with typescript and some of the challenges encountered and solved ~ 20 mins [FR]
2. Edouard Mangel a senior freelance software crafter will talk about "Semantic Versioning". Following simple rules learn how to give meaning to your version numbers for packages with git. ~ 20 mins [FR]
3. Paul Chobert a senior freelance software engineer will deep dive about "How Algebraic effects influenced popular frameworks like react.js" - a fairly new concept in programming theory, but it’s already starting to reshape the programming languages and framework we use every day! In this talk we will discover what Algebraic Effects are, how they’ve influenced frontend libraries like React, but also how their type system can help us write bug free programs, improve testability, or even offer alternative concurrency control to async / await ~ 45 mins [EN]

P.S.:

• Presentations will be in english and (maybe french)
• The event will also be live streamed on twitch for those that cannot join us live at laplagedigitale (https://twitch.tv/rhindev)
• Schedule and description is subject to change
• Sponsored by shine.fr
• Food and drinks are free