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Query providers - global scale queries Introduce the idea of an indexer + practical implementation concerns I understand the limits of event handler + when I need a more general query (historical data) Storing and retrieving data

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I know enough about Cardano to start this course. I understand the essentials of how Ouroboros works. I understand why Bursa was built and what problems it solves. I understand why Apollo was built and what problems it solves. I understand why Adder was built and what problems it solves. Should we introduce Cardano Up here?

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I can run the Adder Starter Kit... I can configure Adder to connect to a Node in x ways... I can filter by event type I can filter transactions by address I can filter by policy id I can filter by pool id I can write (a thing) that (responds to / handles) on-chain events -- leads into Assignment

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Run https://demeter.run/starter-kits/gouroboros I can fetching specific blocks from a remote Cardano Node using Node-to-Node communication over the network I can check sync state of the blockchain from a Cardano Node using either Node-to-Node or Node-to-Client communication I can fetch information about the Node's mempool contents I can chain transactions.

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deeper dive(s) into datums and redeemers parameterized validator scripts advanced transactions (for example?) debugging: hands on with CBOR debugging: reading CDDL

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Some good ideas for troubleshooting Getting stuck with nilaway... Debug port and Go Profiler

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I can update a student learning target.

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build tx for minting / burning tokens with native script build tx for minting tokens with validator script build unlocking tx for validator understanding tools / options (does this need a separate lesson?) datums - trivial - introduce concepts redeemers - trivial introduce concepts how to build an app

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I can create a wallet with Bursa I can build a simple transaction with Apollo I can sign a Tx with Apollo I can submit a transaction with gOuroboros I can set a validity interval for a tx I can add (trivial) metadata to a tx