Rémy El Sibaïe

Who am I

I'm Rémy El Sibaïe, a Software Engineer working at Nomadic Labs, in the Umami Wallet team as senior developper. Previously, I worked as a Software Engineer at Besport during almost three years. In general, I'm an Ocaml programmer and enjoy it for all its wonderful features.

Research

I have a master's degree in programmation and algorithmics from Sorbonne Universités, (Previously UPMC, Paris 6) and a PhD in computer science. I did my PhD thesis at LIP6. My advisor was Emmanuel Chailloux, professor at Sorbonne Université. The subject was Programmation Web Réactive dans un cadre typé statiquement pour l'orchestration de contenus mutltimédia riches (Reactive Web programming in a static typing context for orchestration of rich multimedia content).

The goal of my PhD thesis was to propose languages and tools to create interactive and rich web applications driven by the reactive and synchronous paradigm. My master's degree internship focused on the same subject. My work was a part of the Ubiquitous Content Framework (UCF) project.

Papers and talks

Synchronous Web Programming, R. El Sibaie, E. Chailloux, 3rd Workshop on Reactive and Event-based Languages & Systems (SPLASHWS-REBLS) 2016 (pdf)
Pendulum : une extension réactive pour la programmation Web en OCaml, R. El Sibaie, E. Chailloux, Journées Francophones des Langages Applicatifs (JFLA) 2016 (slides, pdf)
Combine : une bibliothèque OCaml pour la combinatoire, R. El Sibaie, J.C. Filliâtre, Journées Francophones des Langages Applicatifs (JFLA) 2013 (slides, pdf)

2016/02/16 : OUPS Fevrier 2016 (slides)
2016/01/27 : JFLA 2016
2015/12/14 : UCF seminar in Inria Sophia Antipolis

Softwares

pendulum
- TodoMVC (source)
- TodoMVC benchmark (repo)
- Video Player (source)
- Mini mario debug (source)
geoml by Ghiles Ziat
combine with J.C. Filliâtre

Teaching

MPIL (2019-2020) at Sorbonnes Université L3
INF411 (2016-2017) at Ecole Polytechnique (basics of programming and algorithmic, in Java)
INF441 (2015-2016) at Ecole Polytechnique (advanced programming in Java and OCaml)
INF411 (2015-2016) at Ecole Polytechnique (basics of programming and algorithmic, in Java)
INF441 (2014-2015) at Ecole Polytechnique (advanced programming in Java and OCaml)