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Nice tutorial Rhys. It really helped me to get back in touch with Cardano. Can I suggest that you layout the video so that the code is always visible with you as a picture-in-picture window in the corner? This will make it easier for us to follow along the coding. Having said that, this is the best and only tutorial that I found so far on learning Aiken. Keep it up.

Let's be honest flat screen and mono even stereo mics can be easily bored.

Perhaps time held adds weight to the ADA used in voting? I imagine this could be quite challenging to calculate if a given wallet is frequently receiving and sending UTXOs

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From what i can infer from this video : - There is 2 kind of Datum ? There is "Inline" one and "Normal Parameter" datum one. Is one of them enough/required ? What is the cases to use both of them. - On the MEdit action redeemer, i don't see any code to make new transaction with the new price datum. Is it automatically done ? or do you have to make new tx manually on the off chain code ? - on line 62 why do we have to check the price inside redeemer and the one on inline datum ? Is that necessary ? Appreciate any answer thank you !

I really hope there will be the next tutoria about how to use this smart contract specifically using MeshJS, it will really helps since i'm still kinda blurry on the connection between them to build a DApps.

Hello, i have a question regarding this. I haven't find one project yet that have multiple function as the redeemer (mBuy, mDelist, mEdit) and connect it with meshSDK. Can you give me a reference/other project about how to build this transaction to use the validators on typescript ? I think the hardest part learning this is to learn how to build the transaction because, i already came across several different projects about how the transactions is built some uses function and other just put the datum. And of course learning new syntax on aiken is hard too, i still cant determine how to mBuy, mDelist, mEdit. Like i dont know what is the difference between them and what command does it ? Like what spent the UTxO or what makes the difference in mEdit and mBuy.

Hi so i dont want to see your face i want to see the code!!!!!! keep yourself in the corner of the screen if needed. This tutorial is good for advanced programer not for begginer as you skipp steps or dont show them on camera or dont explain how to use visual studio code. which is fundamental for beginers same as github usage and conection between VSC adn github .

how do you run aiken check how do you safe file. where do i save it you presented the course for begginers and in 14 min video you dont explain or show the important stuf to the beginer now i will heve to find answer to this basic qwestion somewhere else. you dont show half of the basic butons you use coz you asume everyone knows them.

go ahead and install our vs extension wirtual sistem ? where do i find it ?

The video thumbnail has a typo "entablement".

I spotted the adatainment sticker on the laptop 👀

00:00 Introduction & Cardano Academy Overview 01:43 Enterprise Blockchain Education & Petro Bross Case Study 03:14 Digital Identity and Supply Chain Traceability 05:15 Transaction Metadata and Its Applications 19:14 Georgian Wine Traceability Pilot Program 30:37 Fraud Prevention with Advanced QR Codes 39:33 Challenges and Future of Blockchain Adoption

I think we need more exciting governance tools that are transparent and fun to use

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Good work everyone.

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Hello! I was following the tutorial and doing MEdit { _price } returns error for aiken version 1.1.7. Checker expects me to do MEdit { .. } instead.

Thanks for the video. One bit of constructive feedback, viewing would be much more pleasant if the camera didn't switch between the facecam and the desktop. I find myself pausing, rewinding just to look at the code that is being explained when the video shifts to the facecam.

00:06 - Introduction 00:48 - Understanding Protocol Parameters 02:30 - Governance Framework and Roles 05:44 - Governance Action Types 06:58 - Overview of Protocol Parameters 14:58 - Economic Parameters Explained 30:14 - Governance-Specific Parameters 42:19 - Process for Changing Parameters 45:40 - Tools and Resources 47:45 - Key Takeaways and Closing

00:00 Introduction 01:07 Audience poll 02:43 Network analogy 03:25 Governance and monitoring 04:55 Slot gaps explained 06:18 Pipelining improvements 06:58 Monitoring layers 16:53 Peer-to-peer topology 22:27 Open Block Producer 36:02 Global trends 48:11 Governance insights 55:33 Lightweight monitoring

In the context of this course, let's consider a validator that acts as a plane ticket booking system. The system has two actions that are clear to me: Buying a ticket: The idea of how to implement this is overall clear to me. Transferring a ticket: This is also clear thanks to examples in the course 🙂 However, I have a question about a potential third action: Does it make sense to have a redeemer action to validate if a specific user has access to a particular flight? For instance, this redeemer might take the user's address as input and check if they own the ticket. If such a validation is needed, how can we keep track of ticket ownership in Aiken? In Solidity, we often use a mapping to associate a user’s address with ownership of a resource (like a ticket). We can then look up the address in the mapping to validate ownership.

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0:01 Introduction to the sidechain project’s background and timeline. 2:53 Collaboration efforts with the Cosmos ecosystem. 5:21 Technical choices: Cosmos SDK and IBC for sidechains. 11:46 Security with ICS 28 standard for sidechain security inheritance. 22:29 Role of IBC and light clients in cross-chain transactions. 28:52 Development challenges for Cardano’s cross-chain interoperability. 45:28 Cardano-specific security and validator features.

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Please update the function of burning like BNB ,TRX ,ETH ,All transactions fees are automatically burned . And reduce maximum supply.

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Please do more of these for various projects. This course helped me a lot.

Finally! An actual course on Cardano development. After 3 years lol!

your DRep ID please

what the world needs, thanks so much. I will vote for you. please more of this. God bless you

good work.

good work! thanks for doing this.....will pass it on!

Fantastic series so far Rhys!

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Great work 🎉 so useful for newcomers

Fantastic! simply great explanation... exceptionally good

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Really liked the visual explanation 👌🏽, much appreciated. I was wondering if the nodes connections are static or do they change, wouldnt it be better if like 30 % of the conncetions randomly change partners, wouldnt it make easier to check the chain of sequence this way?

Waiting for next lecture

Really nice! congrats!

Great breakdown! Everything you need to know about decentralized governance. #goingfornumberone

00:23 - Introduction and Overview 01:03 - Panelist Introductions 03:33 - What are Real World Assets? 06:00 - Types of Real World Assets and Tokenization 12:22 - Tokenization Benefits and Challenges 18:56 - Problems with Current Asset Management 23:10 - Tokenization Solutions 34:42 - Fractional Ownership Models 46:10 - Legal Aspects of Tokenizing Real Estate 55:17 - Discussion on Stablecoins as Real World Assets 57:12 - Real World Assets in DeFi 1:00:27 - Future Use Cases of Real World Assets 1:07:28 - Closing Thoughts and Community Questions

Nice conversation.

CSWAP is on FIRE!

Good content! :)

Thanks for this technical update for SPOs! I really appreciate all of these experts taking the time to share their knowledge!