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Begin by understanding the core components of the Cardano network, delve into how consensus is reached and incentives work, and then focus on the specifics of setting up and operating a stake pool.
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==== Cardano governance & future path
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Understand how Cardano's governance model operates, explore key initiatives like Project Catalyst and CIPs, and look ahead to future advancements and the Cardano 2.0 vision.
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=== Join the community: cntribute to Mastering Cardano
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_Mastering Cardano_ is more than just a book; it's intended to be a community-driven resource that grows and improves with the collective knowledge of the Cardano ecosystem. The world of blockchain is dynamic, and we believe the best way to keep this resource current, accurate, and truly comprehensive is through your valuable contributions.
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=== What is Cardano?
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Cardano is a _third-generation_, _open-source_, _proof-of-stake_ blockchain platform designed to provide a secure, scalable, and interoperable infrastructure for developing smart contracts(((smart contract))) and decentralized applications (DApps). Its primary goal is to address the limitations of earlier blockchain platforms by prioritizing these core tenets. As a fully https://informatics.ed.ac.uk/blockchain/edi[decentralized] network, Cardano supports a diverse range of applications, from financial services to supply chain management. Recent advancements, including the https://iohk.io/en/blog/posts/2024/08/30/chang-upgrade-a-big-step-in-changing-the-world-with-cardano/[Chang] and https://www.intersectmbo.org/news/plomin-hard-fork-ratified[Plomin] hard forks(((hard fork))), have further enhanced its decentralization, establishing it as a leading decentralized blockchain.
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The documentation in the portal can always be improved, and users are encouraged to contribute by creating and enhancing tutorials. Reviewing pull requests is another way to contribute, requiring technical understanding and prior contributions. The FAQs cover topics such as the pull request review process, becoming a reviewer, getting added to the contributor list, and connecting with the developer community through Discord and the forum.
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