Cardano Developers

cross-posted from: https://infosec.pub/post/17752039

The making of the Hydra Doom experience.

I find it fascinating that Doom’s “determinism” (identical inputs will produce identical results in the gameplay) makes it possible to encode entire playstreams on-chain and have each of them compete against each other. Detractors of Cardano may accuse it of being relatively slow due to its high security on layer 1 compared to Solana, but layer 2’s like Hydra make that decision to prioritize determinism and statelessness look visionary when the roadmap is unfolded. Extended UTXO is paying off when it comes to parallelism.

Hats off to the Hydra team!

Ps. Yes. Technically I know it is not running Doom. Nonetheless this is a great demonstration of the power of the Hydra zk roll up tech.

cross-posted from: https://infosec.pub/post/17544659

In this keynote from Rooted in Research: Pushing the Boundaries of Blockchain Technology in Tokyo, Charles Hoskinson reflects on 10 years of groundbreaking research in blockchain and distributed systems. He discusses key achievements, ongoing challenges, and the future direction of research in the industry. After his keynote, Charles answers questions from the audience.

cross-posted from: https://infosec.pub/post/17408639

Since it was founded in 2015, Input Output | Global has been at the forefront of blockchain innovation, delivering groundbreaking solutions firmly rooted in peer-reviewed academic research. By collaborating with the brightest minds from the world's leading research institutes, Input | Output has made it its ongoing mission to develop robust, real-world solutions built upon the most solidly researched academic foundations.

In celebration of our longstanding research partnership with the world-renowned Tokyo Institute of Technology, IO is hosting a symposium of leading minds from across the blockchain and academic spaces to unlock the future of research in our industry.

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In this episode of #Unshielded: A Blockchain & Data Podcast by Midnight, host Anthony Day connects with Kevin Millikin, Principal Architect for Midnight.

Join them as they discuss:

👉 An under-the-hood look at Compact as a programming language 👉 Why Midnight needs its own language, and the importance of great developer experience. Kevin highlights the differences in working with Blockchain technology 👉 A live #demo of Compact language by showcasing the code for a bulletin board app 👉 Compact roadmap: Aligning more closely with TypeScript 👉 Why developers need to join the Midnight Discord channel 👉 The need to innovate in decentralized applications

Kevin Millikin is a seasoned software architect specializing in programming language design and implementation. Currently, at Midnight, he is instrumental in developing a cutting-edge data protection blockchain platform. This innovative platform leverages zero-knowledge (ZK) proofs to ensure secure computations while maintaining privacy. Kevin's work focuses on designing a domain-specific language (DSL) for smart contracts, creating a compiler targeting JavaScript, and developing a custom virtual machine runtime for on-chain computations. His expertise extends to building support libraries, developer tools, and the overall architecture that drives this privacy-focused blockchain solution.

Kevin has also worked at Google and Deep Mind and, while there, worked on an experimental Python optimizing JIT compiler using the CPython interpreter and runtime. This was open-sourced as S6 (https://github.com/google-deepmind/s6). He also worked on Alphabet-internal Python development tools, including Python static typing and static analysis of Python programs.

📲 Kevin on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/kevin-millikin-89a235/

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Episode Highlights: [00:00:00] An under-the-hood look at Compact as a programming language [00:01:13] Why Midnight needs its own language, and the importance of great developer experience [00:04:15] Kevin highlights the differences in working with Blockchain technology [00:07:42] A live demo of Compact language [00:12:25] Compact roadmap: aligning more closely with TypeScript [00:16:38] Kevin encourages developers to join the Midnight Community [00:19:10] The need to innovate in decentralized applications (DApps)

To learn more about the Midnight Network, visit the website at https://midnight.network/

cross-posted from: https://infosec.pub/post/16199574

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Highlight from the ALBA (AdaLabs for Blockchain Applications) Graduation Ceremony, featured in the ongoing documentary that tells the story of Cardano and its impact on the #Cardano developer ecosystem. This documentary connects the stories of the community and shares them with the world.

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The Cardano community through his developers is transforming the world and yet the world is still largely unaware. Much of the work we are doing is still unseen outside of the Cardano community.

La comunidad de Cardano, a través de sus desarrolladores, está transformando el mundo y, sin embargo, el mundo todavía no es consciente de ello. Gran parte del trabajo que estamos haciendo todavía no se ve fuera de la comunidad de Cardano.

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In this episode of Unshielded: A Blockchain & Data Podcast by Midnight, host Anthony Day is joined by Jonathan Sobel, the Consulting Architect for Midnight at Input Output Global.

Join them as they: -Discuss Midnight’s architecture, including the role of compilers, contracts, decentralized blockchain nodes, and proof servers -Shine a light on the significance of zero-knowledge proofs and their role in enhancing security -Explore how zero-knowledge proofs and data-separating mechanisms can change the way developers approach building secure applications. -A live demo of how to set up Midnight on your machine, how to code, launch and interact with the bulletin board demo DApp -And much more!

Jonathan Sobel is the Consulting Architect for Midnight at Input Output Global, tasked with designing and deploying complex systems while specializing in software architecture, programming language design, and implementation. With a background in storage management, risk management, and regulatory compliance, Jonathan brings a wealth of experience to his role at Midnight, focusing on making blockchain technology accessible and beneficial for developers from all backgrounds.

If you enjoyed this episode, make sure to subscribe, rate and review on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.

cross-posted from: https://infosec.pub/post/14307779

In this video, Michael Madoff, Group Product Manager for Governance at IOG explains Cardano’s governance system and in particular the role of the Constitutional Committee.

Decentralized governance and decision-making are crucial to ensuring that everyone has a voice and control over the Cardano protocol's future development. The Cardano governance model reflects this by demonstrating the achievability of liquid and representative democracy through individual participation and immutable vote recording. ADA holders can decide on treasury fund distribution and the platform's future development. So, as a community, how can we work together to outline policies and guidelines for the future development of Cardano and ensure that everyone has a say?

Cardano governance has a clear roadmap to bring the Cardano community through this whole process. The Cardano Constitution defines the policies and rules to enable sustainable growth of Cardano's ecosystem to ensure fair participation, protection, and a foundation to meet current and future demands.

Understand the role of the Constitutional Committee, the stages involved, how the constitution will be ratified, Cardano Improvement Proposal (CIP) 1694, on-chain governance features, expansion of governance capabilities, the roles of DReps and ADA holders, and more.

Learn more here: https://intersectmbo.org/governance

In this video, In this video, Brian Bush, Software Engineer for Marlowe, demonstrates how to check safety of a Marlowe contract with Marlowe Runtime’s REST APIs, Runtime’s CLI and Marlowe’s CLI.

Disclaimer: The use of any third-party software tools or products (such as docker) is done at your own discretion and with the understanding that you will be subject to their terms and licenses. Input Output Global is not responsible for the content or accuracy of any third-party resource or for any loss or damage of any sort resulting from the use of, or for any failure of, products or services provided at or from a third-party.

In the second webinar from our Hackathon series, Fabian Bormann provides an intro into building on Cardano including a list of tools to support you. Next, Mateusz Czeladka discusses how to harness the power of smart contracts with Aiken.

Click the link below to learn more and to register for the Cardano Summit Hackathon. https://summit.cardano.org/hackathon/

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Sunday Panorama for the #CardanoCommunity [Documentary] Cardano Developers Hackathon Stories [Teaser], Argentina 2022 https://youtu.be/_MBtxc7e1L4 via @YouTube Please check out the first two chapters and let us know what you think. The third one is coming soon :)!

Part 1: https://youtu.be/qkDhWJacW_g

Part 2: https://youtu.be/riV_TnHH8j8

Summary: Learn how to predictably build your Plutus projects using Nix on any dev machine.