Flipboard releases React Canvas
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Flipboard releases React Canvas
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Re: Flipboard releases React Canvas
#2Cooooool!
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#3New job description for front-end web developers: 5+ years of designing game engines and optimizing rendering pipelines.
If the joke is lost please go read about the similarities between react and immediate mode rendering systems.
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#4Oh my, it is beautiful on the inside. Check out the source.
They're totally showing off the power of React component model even when it doesn't render directly to DOM tree: https://github.com/Flipboard/react-canvas/blob/master/lib/Su...
It's about describing nested side effects in time, really.
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#5Is there a live demo I can run?
Re: Flipboard releases React Canvas
#6New job description for front-end web developers: 5+ years of designing game engines and optimizing rendering pipelines. If the joke is lost please go read about the similarities between react and immediate mode rendering systems.
Honest question, would studying immediate mode rendering systems improve my understanding of React's system of doing things? If so, do you have a resource I could use?
Re: Flipboard releases React Canvas
#7My god this is so fucking awesome! Great work guys and gals. Shows precisely what a good, wide-ranging idea means in practice.
Re: Flipboard releases React Canvas
#8Oh my, it is beautiful on the inside. Check out the source. They're totally showing off the power of React component model even when it doesn't render directly to DOM tree: https://github.com/Flipboard/react-canvas/blob/master/lib/Su... It's about describing nested side effects in time, really.
Is it possible -- literally -- to write more clear code? Stunning implementation
Re: Flipboard releases React Canvas
#9New job description for front-end web developers: 5+ years of designing game engines and optimizing rendering pipelines. If the joke is lost please go read about the similarities between react and immediate mode rendering systems.
Honest question, would studying immediate mode rendering systems improve my understanding of React's system of doing things? If so, do you have a resource I could use?
I don't know. Probably not but all abstractions leak so then again it might help if you have a second source on how things should work.
I don't have a list of resources.
Re: Flipboard releases React Canvas
#10Is there a live demo I can run?
Just go to https://flipboard.com on your mobile phone!