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the genius of metallic butter ins
multi-client implementation approach was
seen this morning so obviously there was
that incident regarding you know the
exploit of gas and so the parity note
was running so this alludes to the
importance of a robust and multi-client
implementation of the theorem network
so good afternoon everyone my name is TJ
and I'm here on behalf of Earth core so
Gavin wood is unable to attend today
he's spending time with his newborn baby
so I hope I will be able to present on
behalf of Earth core and on behalf of
the team if you don't mind because we
are here in China I'll say a few words
in Mandarin
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hope that Alec doesn't mind that
today we are so excited we are so
excited to be here to launch parities UI
so we we know the importance we know the
importance of contributing and growing
the hyrum ecosystem and that is what at
cause focus upon with an amazing deaf
team and it is our passion to prove to
provide and create amazing software so
today will be about the launch of
parities UI and we want to continue
making it easier for developers and
users to leverage and utilize the
amazing ethereal network so we want to
thank the foundation and everyone has
been involved in the organization of
this event especially Ming and Vitalik
so what we have done for earth core a
little bit of background
alcohol is made out of many of the
alumni of the serum foundation with a
great relationship with the foundation
and we present to you the parity a
theorem client it is a high-performance
client written in a very safe language
rust it's a very new language created by
the Mozilla Foundation and
what we tried to do was to do a
cleanroom implementation to take the
lessons that we've learned you know
building the the different clients with
the foundation and to put that into a
high performance client that we can
bring to everyone
so
we believe that the ecosystem has a
tremendous potential for growth
however it requires basic infrastructure
for example the roads and electrical
electrical wiring and the plumbing to
make sure that everyone is everything is
set out there for people to build on for
example it is important that the network
runs at all times this is mission
critical so what we try to do is to
ensure that the infrastructure is there
for people to build on and leverage
today what I'm going to show you the
parity UI has there in mind it is the
focus of the UI and it's our gift to
developers and application developers
everywhere so
in tomorrow's session my esteemed
colleague Arkady will be presenting on
parities performance and security I
really encourage you to attend the event
it will be very technical today I'll
just be walking through the UI the shiny
amazing UI never before seen by everyone
and I hope that you guys enjoyed that
so we really think the tea madness has
have done a really amazing job and what
we tried to do was to take some of the
ideas and reimagine it in a new and
different way
for the first time the client and the UI
will be natively baked in by downloading
the parity client you will have the
native UI built
for your use you wouldn't have to
download any the external application we
are going to run discussions you know to
support miss to ensure that you know
that Miss is compatible with with the
parity client but this is a reimagining
of how are you I could look like and we
spent a lot of work looking at it
thinking about the various security
design features and ensuring that the UI
is baked into the client so for the
first time running a full node
you'll be able to see a user interface
for for the for each and every one of
you to use
so there it is
okay before you get too excited this
will only be going into beta in the next
release so it's not out yet the next
beta release will be over the next three
weeks or so why is it so amazing why is
this blank screen so wonderful and so
amazing this is a Chrome browser
by simply typing in localhost internal
URL line you are able to interact
directly with the parity client directly
with the foo note think about that you
wouldn't have to download anything for
the first time you wouldn't have the you
know command line now every day users
can build stuff we don't need to mess
around the security can have a wonderful
UI just for you to use so that is our
gift to you
so it is packed for features before I go
into it I'll be talking through the
video pad for features that we hope will
dramatically change the user experience
okay so I will show you now the UI the
first glance
okay this is this is I'm gonna I'm gonna
show you a video in a bit but I'm just
going to talk through a few of the
screens short so that you understand
where everything is going this is the
this is the first screen right you can't
that you come across when you enter the
parity browser it allows you to set up
an account very similar to what you're
used to
the UI is designed to be very clean very
intuitive it's designed for my mom and
dad my grandparents to be able to use to
be able to use the power of the etherium
Network to leverage that decentralized
network
you are able to do obviously client
imports this is on a full life no think
about it this UI will come shipped with
the client
are you all ready for the video
ok
ok so right now we have the client being
run in the background and we are setting
up an account
you have this identical you know that
map from a key
image which allows you to remember your
key and
we have a UI which is you know natively
design allowing people to use it very
easily it integrates with GAF keystore
if you want to do that
and suddenly you have
the UI baked on top of your client now
we are doing a quick transfer just
either transfer
and this is a key feature here this is
the parity signer which ensures the
level of security which the end user
actually needs so that developers won't
have to mess around with that kind of
stuff so
you see the transaction there you have
address book and you can just save the
address as well so it's a very intuitive
user interface we are focused on the
core technology we are focused on
building a high performance client but
we don't think that just because you
have high performance client you have a
crappy UI know we believe in that the
two things come together
so the next part of this presentation
will be what
should really excite all of you it is
targeted at developers it's targeted at
that developers to create that
infrastructure which should have been
there so that you don't have the massive
security so you don't have to like rack
your mind thinking about UI how am I
going to keep it safe do I rocked it
through a server am I going to get shut
down by the regulator things like that
so we want to ensure that
the apps have the necessary
infrastructure to function in a
decentralized network the way it was
intended
so
this is the debut I hear we have GAF
coin because even though Kevin is not
here to join us he is here in spirit and
he sends his love so this is imagination
of how depths can look like and how
people can use the parity client to
integrate whatever depths they are
creating
depth tokens are given
equal citizenship status in the UI to
either okay and we'll see what that
means in a bit this means that you can
do whatever you are required to do with
the apps
with the dev tokens in the same way as
you would you know with either it's
treated in the same way and we know that
it's just as important and we want
people to build amazing stuff on this
network so
this was the trusted signer that I
talked about this thing has a emoticon
identical on the bottom to ensure that
the user knows that it is trusted you
can trust parity we sandbox all the
depths from parity itself this means
that you don't have to worry about depth
accessing particular of the client pots
you know compromising security any of
that issue as long as this parity
trusted signer is there you can make the
transaction so
the really beautiful thing about this is
that this thing is not routed through
our central server it is done natively
on the client side you are the one doing
all of this transactions the way that
theorem was designed to do as long as
the dev tokens out here with the ERC 20
standard and it's on the guaranteed debt
token registry it will automatically be
integrated into the WI I
talked about the trusts I know in a bit
tomorrow after you talked about a little
bit about the technical aspects of the
trusted signer and what goes behind in
the machinery and a background but I
just want to say a few things about it
that you can actually go into the signer
and ensure that the transaction is done
in the way that you intended it so you
have level of trust in the theorem
network you know in interacting with the
apps that currently may not exist if you
just use the command line
so now will be the dead part of the
video are you guys ready for that as
well
okay so now we go into the debt pot gaff
coin is a toy debt you know just to show
you what is possible now we buy coins
this is just a toy okay so we buy coins
using the ethernet azita and we transfer
it into the account the
dep is functioning the background and we
can see oh wow the transaction is locked
now
we go to parity and we see okay now the
account has this new DEP token in it now
we can transfer the token this is the
first classes and treatment that we
talked about and we cannot send the
tokens between different accounts so
this is we're not running any server
this is completely on the client side
and now this trusted signer allows you
to key in your password and you can
trust parity
and now you can see that the account has
a few of the dead tokens in it
so we're so happy to be here today and
to present to you the launch of the UI
this will be
the the UI will be coming out around
about the same time that this video will
be put up on YouTube in about three to
four weeks so we are really excited to
be bringing this to you and
if if there's nothing else you know I
would just like to thank the organizers
of this event you know for doing such a
wonderful job here in Shanghai and now
hello to everyone
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