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NEAR for Senior Developers

Intro to NEAR for Senior Developers Today’s cryptonetworks suffer from limitations that keep them from seriously challenging centralized incumbents. The most severe limitations are around performance and scalability. The next few years will be about fixing these limitations and building networks that form the infrastructure layer of the crypto stack. After that, most of the energy will turn to building applications on top of that infrastructure. -- Chris Dixon, February 2018 The Map NEAR is a layer 1 smart contract platform (like Ethereum but cheaper and faster) that scales by parallelizing sharded storage and compute. NEAR Protocol uses Proof of Stake consensus with over 50 validators securing millions of transactions and hundreds of thousands of accounts as of summer 2021. The platform exposes two surfaces for extension:

Jan 5, 2023
NEAR Certified Instructor

Leadership and qualities of a leadership are important. Links NEAR 101 - An introductory workshop for web developers. NEAR 201 - Intro to NEAR for Senior Developers NEAR Certified Developer I: https://hackmd.io/@nearly-learning/ncd-1-1d Presentation Hello AssemblyScript - Using AssemblyScript to build contracts on NEAR Protocol

Nov 28, 2022
Stablecoins - tl;dr

Overview Stablecoins are designed to be cryptocurrencies without the volatility. Meaning one unit of a stablecoin typically equals one unit of some other "real", fiat currency like the US Dollar or EURO. Stablecoins are designed to dramatically reduce volatility relative to other, unpegged cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin. Stablecoins pursue price stability by reserving assets as collateral or by using algorithms that control the supply of the stablecoin. What Does This Mean?

Jul 11, 2022
EDU Team 10 JUNE 2022

Brief Summary met with funding team to plan grants workflow moving forward met with editor for tl;dr started research for upcoming NYC workshop that I will host ~21st June re: NFT markets Continuing EDU office hours helped community member, Lyudmil, draft a fast grant proposal to be technical support and host office hours when I'm unavailable. Results

Jun 9, 2022
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