Plutus Pioneer Program - Lecture #1
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- čas přidán 3. 05. 2021
- We launched our Plutus Pioneer program at the beginning of April, onboarding over 1600 developers into the Cardano smart contract development ecosystem. The current course is now closed for new applicants.
However, if you want to learn Plutus and build on Cardano, we’ll open up a brand new cohort this summer. Feel free to follow this lecture series for now and apply to join the new program at this link: developers.cardano.org/en/plu...
Topics covered in this session:
- Welcome & Introduction
- The (E)UTxO-model
- Running an auction contract on a local Playground server
- Homework - Věda a technologie
I like the fact that on the bookshelf, there’s an "Englisch" book (presumably in German) with a "French" book (not Französisch -presumably in English) underneath it.
Learn one language, then learn a second language using that...
You should have abstractions over the utxo, data storage, schemas, etc! 80% of plutus contracts are boilerplate and it's unnecessarily complex. Usually functional codes are shorter than imperative codes but plutus contracts are much much longer than solidity contracts with the same functionality.
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Amazing content! thank you.
thanks for sharing this lecture
Excellent Thanks!
I was _decently_ following until we got into the Haskell code... god... help my brain.
I am starting to learn to code but do heaps of crytpo day trading and this makes 100% sense. thankyou
It would be useful if the Final Balances view in playground showed the deltas, not just the final figures
He mentioned some Mongolia Haskell course that will be available on discord, my questions is: Is it for limited audience only? will that be also available here on youtube?
Does anyone know if the cohort sends a confirmation on being accepted or denied for the program?
Are you going to upload all lectures from this program or just the first few?
Great tutorial!! My first time with Haskell. Will try.... :)
Where is discord channel he mentioned? Link please?
Hi will Cardano support Python and C++ or must I learn Plutus/Haskell? Thank you
From what I've heard from CH so far that will be the ultimate goal. But I don't know when this will be an available option.
why would there be a problem getting it to compile? this is surprising. I thought the reason to produce a separate language was relative simplicity and ease of interpretation and less runtime weight than say using haskell itself? So where are the issues?
They changed the Plutus code so that the Week 1 Exercise no longer works with the latest Plutus.
How does one join the plutus pioneer programme ?
First get out of High school 🏫
@@jenny-DD im not in highschool
Should I try to learn Haskell before I learn Plutus?
Do or do not. There is no try...
Learning haskell will take many years. However, I would always recommend to try and learn the basics of Haskell. It will help greatly with functional programming in the future.
You'll probably get lost if you don't already know Haskell
Try is for losers. Winner go home and f the prom queen.
@@jonringer117 I don't believe it takes many years. Yes, I know I don't really "know" a language until I work in it on a major project for about a year. But not many years for any of the ~30 languages I have learned in my career.
This languages are too much of a pain to learn, eth is on its way to decently and at least acceptable scale. You lost the race. I wonder when you'll exitscam.
Oh and by the way, you already lied to your investors, saying that native tokens on ADA will be transferable paying only in those tokens, comparing ADA in this way with the "idiocy" of ETH, but you somehow managed to do nothing about it in the end, putting people to pay an ADA base fee + the fee in those tokens, better should've stayed more stable like ETH with the full ETH fee.
PS. Please, don't try to surpress democracy, let people sentiment about your videos matter, stop disabling the Like/Dislike rate.
Yeah you will be able to build on Cardano using a multitude of languages including the more popular ones such as Java and C++. Let me know who will win the race then because last time I checked Solidity does not have the number of devs the more popular ones do. Not only that but Haskell (Plutus) is a formal language which will minimise the number of exploits and hacks that currently occurs on Ethereum.
lol, you salty dog
@@FweekEntertainment total BS and typical eth maxi that fears ADA.
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