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Myself!

vjeux Uncategorized 2006-01-07

Hey, I'm Christopher Chedeau aka Vjeux, a front-end engineer at Facebook that graduated from EPITA! I hope you will find some of my stuff fun if not useful 🙂

Here are some projects I worked on in the past:

  • Part of the original team that started Curse.com, helped with MMO-Champion and created sc2mapster.com.
  • Improved Facebook tagging flow with face detection.
  • Optimized Facebook image sizes infrastructure that led to major savings in CDN bandwidth and storage.
  • Promoted React by organizing the first two React Conf and started create-react-app.
  • Part of the original team that built React Native. Designed Core Components API and Animated library.
  • Started the CSS-in-JS movement.
  • Designed and implemented first version of Yoga, the layout engine that now powers most of Facebook mobile UIs.
  • Brought Prettier, a JavaScript pretty printing library, from a prototype to widespread use.
  • Helped open source many Facebook front-end projects, built website infrastructure that eventually became Docusaurus.

If you liked this article, you might be interested in my Twitter feed as well.
 
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