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The Future Meeting Room was the main theme of the 5th Edition of Dealer Tech Day. The Dealer Tech Day 5th Edition event “The Meeting Room of the Future“, had the participation of the brands Cisco, Epson, HDBaseT, Kramer and Shure. Dealer is an official member of Infocomm and had their support and participation in the event. Many Companies using hot desking software which are really helpful for meetings. Check out the key points of the topic that were covered before watching the lectures online. What is the Future of the Corporate Meeting Room? Amidst so many emerging technologies, which are updated and innovated daily, there is a whole process for these transformations and innovations to take place. For the realization, production and innovation of such technologies it is necessary that the professional has a certain degree of technical knowledge added to good references to achieve the expected result. And in audiovisual technology? – it also, as with any other technology, requires all the requirements mentioned above. And in this universe, the products are diverse with different functionalities, requiring in-depth studies from the professional. Today, it is important that all companies acquire a that encompasses all the necessary solutions for it to truly be a Meeting Room of the Future, which is already present in several medium and large companies. good, functional, responsive meeting room are some of the points that call attention for entrepreneurs to add this solution to their companies, especially in the disruptive environment we live in today: job interviews and important meetings using videoconferencing. Computers, tablets and smartphones are able to distribute information through the shared screen among participants instantly. Data exchange and instant communication To build a modern and efficient meeting room, follow the tips that we have separated for you! Collaborative Flex Systems The increased use of associated with the migration of applications to mobile devices is an indispensable utility and has a wide variety, such as Barco's Clickshare, Kramer's Vias, Crestron AirMedia, Christie Brio, among others. content collaboration tools Collaborative systems for the kind of people who will use them. This solution is necessary and of great importance for the Corporate environment and is revolutionizing meeting rooms. need to be flexible Cloud Services It is very important that all information generated is stored, which is why most companies are adopting cloud storage such as Dropbox, One Drive, Google Drive, among others, due to the . high level of encryption, security, expansion flexibility and ease of access The content of your meeting is as precious as gold and needs to be as secure as possible, and the content can only be shared with those involved in the process. Companies that sell this service are investing more and more in this technology, so see which ones offer the best cost-benefit ratio and purchase this feature! Now a days everyone needs privacy & protection for downloading or watching movies shows so many people use to get covered. u1337x.org Types of Displays to Interact It is essential to choose the best type of display to converge with the presentation or dynamics focus. Today the PROAV and Consumer Electronics segment offers lamp projectors, laser projectors and short-range projectors, interactive monitors of various types and sizes, professional monitors for Videowall and Digital Signage. The interactivity possibilities are great such as , screen with the Company's identity, information about the weather, time, traffic and news that can be updated remotely through software or Webgui. contents with automatic feeds customization Screen size, weight, energy consumption are important characteristics, but... something that sometimes goes unnoticed is the analysis of product durability and the quality of the projected image, such as LED or LCD in the case of monitors. This influences durability and consumption, and brightness. It also differentiates whether it is a Lamp or Laser, 3LCD, or DLP. The Epson's BrightLink Pro 1460ui Projector is software collaboration and integration in a single product, already targeting the meeting room of the future. Professional video conferencing are being enhanced more by software than hardware On the web, the use of video already surpasses the use of writing and voice, and this trend is migrating to the work environment, promoting the use of videoconferencing at all hierarchical levels. Keeping an eye on that, we can also note the evolution of IM (instant message – instant messaging) applications to more specific solutions that encompass telephony, video conferencing, voice and content sharing, such as Skype For Business. All these trends and these advances show how much video conferencing must be faced professionally. In the B2B market, videoconferencing is an indispensable requirement for companies that fulfill the requirements of any meeting.

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React Easy State is the fruition of my two years long journey with ES6 Proxies and meta programming. It is also a state management library for React. The joy of simplicity Easy State is a React state management library with no core philosophy — like functional programming or immutability — except for one thing. It aims to be as close to vanilla JavaScript as possible … and it got pretty close. You can store your state in simple objects, which may be used and mutated in any way you want. Behind the scenes the state stores are wrapped by , which intercept all basic operations — like property get and set — and add a touch of reactive magic. They register which part of which store is used in which component’s render and automatically re-render the component when necessary. ES6 Proxies The cool thing about Proxies is transparency. From your point of view none of this is visible. You just have to deal with plain objects and React components and let Easy State keep them in sync for you. Coding a stopwatch “Hello World!” is boring. Let’s make a dumb stopwatch instead. First we have to create a clock, which serves as our state store. It should save how many times it ticked so far and it should be startable and stoppable. import { store } from 'react-easy-state'

const clock = store({  ticks: 0,  start () {    clock.intervalId = setInterval(() => clock.ticks++, 10)  },  stop () {    clock.intervalId = clearInterval(clock.intervalId)  }})

export default clock As I promised you, this is vanilla JavaScript … except for . is one of the two functions of Easy State and it wraps objects with transparent, reactive Proxies. store store Rule #1: Always wrap state stores with **store** . We will also need a view to display our clock. Let’s go with the simplest option: a function component. import React from 'react'import { view } from 'react-easy-state'import clock from './clock'

function StopWatch () {  const { ticks, start, stop } = clock

  return (    <div>      <div>{ticks}</div>      <button onClick={start}>Start</button>      <button onClick={stop}>Stop</button>    </div>  )}

export default view(StopWatch) Not much to explain. The clock store is a normal object, StopWatch is a normal React component. The only strange thing is , which is the other function of Easy State. turns your component reactive and re-renders it when a store property - used by its render - mutates. view view Rule #2: Always wrap components with **view** . You can see the demo below. I told you, it’s dumb… Time to make it shiny. Become a master watchmaker We have to add a bunch of features to the clock store. It should display the elapsed ticks in a nicer format, it should know when it is ticking and it should be resettable. import { store } from 'react-easy-state'import moment from 'moment'

const clock = store({  ticks: 0,  start () {    clock.intervalId = setInterval(() => clock.ticks++, 10)  },  stop () {    clock.intervalId = clearInterval(clock.intervalId)  },  get time () {    const time = moment(0).millisecond(clock.ticks * 10)

    return {      seconds: time.format('mm:ss'),      fraction: time.format('SS')    }  },  get isTicking () {    return clock.intervalId !== undefined  },  toggle () {    clock.isTicking ? clock.stop() : clock.start()  },  reset () {    clock.ticks = 0    clock.stop()  }})

export default clock Nothing very surprising, just a bunch of new JS code. Keeping the store framework independent is a nice idea. It lowers the barrier of entry for new devs and makes switching frameworks easier. Let’s move on with the new StopWatch component. It displays the nicely formatted time from the clock and adds a reset functionality. import React from 'react'import { view } from 'react-easy-state'import clock from './clock'

function StopWatch () {  const { time, toggle, reset, isTicking } = clock  const label = isTicking ? 'Stop' : 'Start'

  return (    <div>      <div>{time.seconds}<small>{time.fraction}</small></div>      <button onClick={toggle}>{label}</button>      <button onClick={reset}>Reset</button>    </div>  )}

export default view(StopWatch) The . Still not rocket science, but it can compete with the big guys. Google , if you don’t believe me. live demo is here “stopwatch” The two rules of Easy State Hopefully you start to see the pattern form the above examples. Easy State has two simple rules: Always wrap your state stores with . store Always wrap your components with . view Apart from these two, you have total freedom. You can access and manage your state however you want to. Under the hood Easy State is a stalker, it secretly keeps track of two things: tracks every property get and set operation on the state stores, store tracks the currently running render function. view When a store property is used inside a render function, it is paired with the render and saved in a tuple. Later — when the same property is mutated — it looks up all of its saved renders and executes them. This way the view is always kept in sync with the state. Let’s move inside our stopwatch and see what’s going on there. StopWatch is rendered for the first time. saves the fact that StopWatch is currently rendering. view StopWatch uses the , , and properties of the clock store during its render. All of these get operations are intercepted by the Proxy and Easy State takes mental notes: StopWatch is using these properties to render. time isTicking ticks intervalId store The user presses the Start button, which starts an interval and sets . The set operation is intercepted by the Proxy, which realizes that (and ) changed. Easy State re-renders every component, which relies on these properties. In our case, this means StopWatch. intervalId store intervalId isTicking The interval increments every 10 milliseconds. Easy State knows that StopWatch uses and re-renders the component every time is incremented. ticks ticks ticks Why should I try it? Easy State is based on an old idea — called transparent reactive programming — which is used by VueJS and MobX for example. The innovation lies in the implementation, not the concept. Both MobX and VueJS use ES5 getters and setters to track property access and mutation on the stores. This approach has limitations — like arrays and expando properties — which require workarounds from your side. By using ES6 Proxies, Easy State can finally complete the magic of transparent reactivity. It can track anything from dynamic properties to delete operations, inherited properties, iteration, enumeration and property accessors. It won’t ruin the reactive fun with exotic bugs and workarounds. If this article captured your interest please help by sharing it. Also check out the Easy State repo and leave a star before you go. Thank you! Originally published at blog.risingstack.com on January 24, 2018.

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