Phil Plückthun

Reprocessing is a new library for Reason, a rather new programming language building on the OCaml + JavaScript ecosystems. It’s a lean wrapper around OpenGL and WebGL and allows truly cross-platform games to be written rather easily.

Reason is great for a whole lot of things, but let me take you through a story of trying to write a 2D physics engine in just under 8 hours (Mistakes were made), what strongly typed languages don’t protect you off, and a vision of what you could build with Reason or Reprocessing. 

The universal future is coming, and Reason is orienting itself just right with projects like bsb-native.

2018

ReactJS Day

Making games and physics work with Reason & Reprocessing

Reprocessing is a new library for Reason, a rather new programming language building on the OCaml + JavaScript ecosystems. 

It’s a lean wrapper around OpenGL and WebGL and allows truly cross-platform games to be written rather easily.

Reason is great for a whole lot of things, but let me take you through a story of trying to write a 2D physics engine in just under 8 hours (Mistakes were made), what strongly typed languages don’t protect you off, and a vision of what you could build with Reason or Reprocessing. 

The universal future is coming, and Reason is orienting itself just right with projects like bsb-native.