Meetup React.js #7 @Ekino

Bonjour à tous,

Pour ce septième meetup, nous avons le plaisir de vous recevoir chez Ekino (http://www.ekino.com/) qui prendra aussi en charge la collation!

Ce meetup est aussi sponsorisé par ReactEurope (https://www.react-europe.org/), la conférence React.js européenne à Paris ces 2 et 3 juin 2016.

Pour vos propositions de talks, c'est ici: http://goo.gl/YNrXkC

1er talk: Gaetan Renaudeau aka @greweb (http://twitter.com/greweb)

We can write effects without having to learn the complex and imperative low-level WebGL API but instead composing React components, as simple as functional composition, using VDOM descriptive paradigm.

gl-react brings WebGL bindings for react to implement complex effects over content.

gl-react-native is the React Native implementation,
therefore allows universal effects to be written both for web and native.

These libraries totally hides for you the complexity of using the OpenGL/WebGL API but takes the best part of it: GLSL, which is a "functional rendering" language that runs on GPU.

2eme talk: Vincent Voyer aka @zeroload (https://twitter.com/zeroload)

We created two small fun libs: expect-jsx (https://github.com/algolia/expect-jsx) and react-element-to-jsx-string (https://github.com/algolia/react-element-to-jsx-string) to help us testing.
We went through a good number of pitfalls and I will speak about that.