Buckle Your Seatbelt as We Go From Zero to Sixty with Cardano!
Hailed by some as the "Ethereum Killer", rising interest in Cardano has led to its 2000% increase on coinmarketcap. While some are crowning Cardano, others like you are digging deeper into its team, technology and track record.
While you could browse hundreds or thousands of articles to find out more about Cardano, this course gathers all of the pertinent information, saving you time and headaches.
Whether or not Cardano will replace Ethereum remains to be seen but this course will give you the context behind why Cardano is poised to change the face of cryptocurrency and blockchain technology.
In this comprehensive Cardano course you'll get:
Understand Cardano's vision
Understand the layered technology behind Cardano
Comprehensive analysis of Ouroboros, Cardano's Proof of Stake protocol
Understand the coding language behind Cardano and its protocols
Review of Daedalus, Cardano's dedicated wallet
Comprehensive review of Cardano's Governance Model
Complete review of Cardano's Treasury system
Hacks for never forgetting how Cardano compares to other alt coins
Useful tips for talking about Cardano with others
Key features that make Cardano different
Tons of real world examples that underline Cardano's strengths
Know why Cardano is called the "Ethereum Killer" by enthusiasts
Vitalik Buterin's relationship with Cardano
Understand Proof of Work (PoS)
Understand Proof of Stake (PoW)
Understand bitcoin mining
Comparisons of Cardano and other popular alt coins
A basic primer on smart contracts and ERC20 tokens
Shelley update review
Know what metadata is and why it's so important
A complete understanding of Cardano as a third generation blockchain
The third generation of blockchain technology is upon us. 10 years from now Cardano's vision will be the bedrock of blockchain development and a milestone for cryptocurrencies. What Steve Jobs and Apple did to cell phones and music players, Cardano is doing to blockchain technology.
So what are you waiting for?
Come join the revolution!
Understand the key players on Cardano's team
Know how Cardano got it's name
Understand what it means to be a third generation blockchain
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This is just like reading an article about Cardano. not sure which one is more informative. no real study here, no real course
Speaking so slowly = dull. Am speeding it up. Rather than cartoons maybe you could present a visual. Good info, useful. But I double down on the feedback about visuals. Seeing P Diddy does absolutely nothing to help us learn. Create visual displays of the process you describe illustration of the concept you are discussing so we can see and hear
I liked the analogies made to describe the different layers
The poor use of a sketchpad left me wondering what it was I was looking at. The content was OK, and did give some insight but the delivery is really poor. I wouldn't waste your money on this.
cannot become expert... only basic understanding
Very informative
Too slow and generic
Comprehensive Cardano Volume 2 is much better than Volume 1. Students can learn about Cardano from just taking this course and skip Volume 1. I suggest that Volume 2 course be updated to reflect latest developments in Cardano.
Nowadays an epoch lasts 5 days, not 20 minutes.
I'm pretty sure during the incentivized test net a block was written every 20 minutes and an Epoch lasted one day.
Now that Shelly is here, a block is written every 20 SECONDS and an epoch lasts 5 days.
Cardano is NOT written in Plutus, it is written in Haskell.
Plutus is a scripting dialect of Haskell, which executes transactions in a smart contract context. Plutus is a subset of Haskell, separate from the core blockchain Haskell. Plutus code is made for executing smart contracts.
Marlowe is a Domain Specific Language (DSL) written in Plutus, or you could say a subset of Plutus which is tailored to the domain of financial contracts. So you would write a financial contract in Marlowe. You COULD write any kind of contract in Plutus if you wanted to. More DSL's to come for different domains of expertise.
I'm not sure if K is still on the roadmap...
I'm pretty sure they're working on compiling to Rust for that write-in-any-language-deploy-to-Cardano capability now...
Holding ADA in Daedalus Wallet does NOT make you eligible for producing a block.
Delegating ADA to a stake pool from Daedelus helps make that stake pool more eligible for becoming a slot leader and/or minting a new block.
This course is OUT OF DATE
Charles Hoskinson was a CO-FOUNDER of Etherium btw and is the founder of Cardano.
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Kasia
this is not a tech learning but for me it was a great business learning of the Cardano fundamentals and potential business impact. Thank you!