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Hallo zusammen, ich bin Pete.

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So, wer hat Lust auf ein bißchen O-Notation am morgen?

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Ok, ok, wir kommen später dazu .

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bevor wir das tun ..

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sag ich einfach 'ich bin Pete'

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Ich arbeite bei Facebook im Instagram Team

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und ich trage zur Bibliothek React bei.

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welche - ihr habt es wohl gehört- die ist, welche
eckige Klammern ins Javascript gebracht haben

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.. aber ich werde nicht zu viel über React reden
und warum es so unglaublich ist, weil ...

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das ist nicht der interessante Teil.

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but I wanna talk about is about the idea behind React

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and React is a reference implementation of those ideas.

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So. This isn't a turial

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and I give a focus on ideas and not implementations.

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So. I'm gonna talk about the ideas behind react

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Some ideas behind other systems

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how they're a different kind a

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what a different tradeoffs are in there 
are different tradeoffs between them

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and hopefully you take some of the ideas and
bring them to your favourite system

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or you maybe you think that react is cool
and you can tribute to it.

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Lets talk about what makes user interfaces
difficult to build.

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Has anyone build an user interface before?

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Allright, ok. I figured it.

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Was it really easy?

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Yeah, testing it was supereasy,

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maintainng quality was probably
a joke, right.

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It's just a kind a .. always works

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He said sarcastically

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But you get this a lot

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This doesnt feel right

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So, you know - even if you use all the test driven
development that you can throw at it

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you still have to have a human look at this

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this doesnt look right and
this doesnt fell right

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and when I click this button and I click this button
and I click this button ... it breaks

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There's a lot of things that come in to this

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They are human verifiedy but UIs
are also deceptely complex