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Hello everyone and welcome to the festival, welcome to the first of all.

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Brumette, first of all.

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Nice to see you are here, good morning and thank you for being here.

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I'm Nicol and together with you, we are very happy to welcome you here today.

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So, is that my work?

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No?

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Let's get like this, yes.

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No, it doesn't work either.

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OK, why a local first bedroom?

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Over the last few years, it's obvious that local first

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has become a hot topic.

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And this year, I need to stop this one, sorry.

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OK, OK, and I come back here, super.

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So we want to send the first-hand staff and all the volunteers

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for making this happen.

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For those who are not familiar with local first,

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let's try to do a two-minute introduction.

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The ten was gone by Martin Kleppmann and Peter,

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who is in the room.

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Where?

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There.

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Six years ago, with the title,

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you only of that time's part of the cloud.

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That was the title of the paper, the essay.

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But R&D had started already ten years before

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with the eventual consistency for distributed databases at scale.

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I like to define local first as the combination of offline-only,

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where you have the files on your disk,

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and online-only, the cloud.

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The combination of the two brings something interesting,

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which is collaboration, both live and offline.

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So it's a new paradigm for software developers.

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Instead of using rest APIs in the client server model,

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we get with the get-post, put request, the web APIs.

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Look at first, it's all about thinking data.

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The challenge of thinking is how to deal with conflicts,

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because you might have conflicts, concurrent editing,

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and without coordination, sometimes with offline devices.

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The magic comes from CRDTs.

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CRDTs, we expect, we'll be talking about that quite a lot today.

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We believe we can write better software using local first principles.

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The developer becomes easier when most of the data

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and network layers, the plan being, is removed from the application layer

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from the developer doesn't have to deal with it.

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And the data always lives on the user's device,

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and brings interesting properties like ownership,

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availability, speed and privacy and security.

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In a world where digital sovereignty is becoming urgently needed,

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and where the domination of big tech on our lives

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should have been over already long time ago,

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local first is the perfect fit.

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So it puts users back in control,

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and lets that exit the clouds and the gatekeepers.

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It took years for the local first technology to mature,

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to arrive to this rich ecosystem,

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but there is more work in front of us.

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Today we will hear about the hard parts, the fun parts,

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the challenges and the achievements,

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with the hope that we all share for true decentralization,

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resilience and freedom of data and software for everyone.

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I think it's your turn.

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Yes, first of all,

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let me take a moment to thank Diko for setting this up.

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The first time,

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a false dam to have a dedicated room for this.

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And he's been pushing really hard,

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so first we had a half day or we had a smaller room.

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No, we've got all these amazing speakers,

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we need more time,

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we need a bigger room,

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and you've been working really hard to organize it,

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this and it's really cool if you look at this schedule.

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Thank you everybody for coming,

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and thank you for having such an amazing schedule

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for the first time that we're doing this.

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So there will be three main tracks.

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So one by one,

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so we'll discuss the entities in general.

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You see right here,

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we will discuss different frameworks and protocols.

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Jazz will start after this.

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We'll go into different types of databases,

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different applications to see

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what are people doing with local first in practice.

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There will be lighting talks,

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and some talks on UI.

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Something good to know,

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and I see one minute left,

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so I rushed through it.

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So you all know how to defragments a room.

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That's how we do it between each talk,

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so please take attention and...

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If we reach the full capacity for now,

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it's okay.

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So now we're good.

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And this is the most important slide,

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so there's an autoparty at 5.30,

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after a whole day of talks,

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so we'll be really cool.

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To see many of you there.

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We have a website,

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so because that up this website,

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where we can keep connecting

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after the conference,

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open localfirst.org.

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And hopefully keep the community running.

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There is, of course,

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a lot of community going on.

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Already,

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but we have people together who are gathering here as well.

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After a few,

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after most of the sessions,

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there will be a five minute Q&A.

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Make sure you ask questions.

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They end with a question mark,

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and...

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yeah, try to keep it short.

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Feedback.

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I'm going to jump through it,

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so we can start it with a chance.