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all right thanks for being here let's
not go building you guys for a theory a
2.0 briefly my name is Mark this is my
dog public meeting pack for this trip
and most recently I have been working on
a private cul-de-sac in grid is a
desktop application it helps you
discover download configure and run
various their clients and tools in this
example plane we've got a gift running
here a couple clicks to configure it and
click to start it in the case of a
client you can see some sinking status
out there and if you further extended
the platform to include great apps so
that you can use some curated interfaces
to get more insight into these tools so
here we've got a simple RPC tester that
you can hit your actual client with RBC
commands and see what the results are so
my thesis here today is that grid is a
powerful platform for developer
onboarding and
and education and there's no reason that
we can't 2.0 clients into this mix so
there's a few unique user experience
challenges I'm gonna consider adding
these platforms are adding these clients
to our platform the first of course is
onboarding an education users now have a
new batch of questions that they are
going to be asking that is what is
speaking this group of stick how do I do
it how do I get paid what happens if I'm
penalized today in this feature where it
was a stinking comes in one flavor and
this 32 either so a there's no reason
that you I can't properly scale this
this experience if you so have the funds
to do so I think 2.0 clients have broken
into two binaries so you have a you can
node and a validator client at you I
can't help users mix and match these
these pieces these pieces you can turn
one off turn on the other one using the
same elevator client and we'll take a
look at that second so regarding the
prototype stage within the grid file but
here's a look at some of our ideas so
far as
again example any plugins as we call
them can be turned on with the toggle of
a switch here we've got a validator that
represents a cluster and that's just
lips rating your operating system
essentially grid lives in your tool bar
there and if you're eating note for
example has some instability it's as
easy as a couple clicks to switch to
another one and we're going to take away
here is that the developer does not have
to install an entire new developer
environment to switch over from one
client to another run through a whole
new batch of documentation and so these
are some earlier ideas some takeaways we
don't have a relationship with the 2.0
client teams if you're representing any
of those teams here today we would love
to talk to you again sort of your wish
list for what a UI could look like
otherwise try out grid and come say
hello
I've got stickers of magnets to hand it
up and chill thanks very much
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