Explore Decentralized Tech with Content from FFDW and Beyond

Explore CIDs (Content Identifiers), the unique labels used to point to data stored on distributed information systems, including Interplanetary File System (IPFS), IPLD, libp2p, and Filecoin.

The Bacalhau documentation explains how to get started with Bacalhau on Filecoin. Bacalhau is a platform for Compute Over Data (COD). With Bacalhau, one can streamline existing workflows to run computation where data is stored.

This curriculum provides coding examples on how to build a blog using the InterPlanetary File System (IPFS) to create content addresses that don't change.

This beginner-friendly course teaches how hashing and content addressing enable verifiable data sharing with peers on the decentralized web. Topics covered include data retrieval, identification, cryptographic hashing, and content identifiers.

This 10-lesson curriculum is designed to provide an essential background of web3. Some lessons include wallet and blockchain basics, web3 security, layer 1 and 2 blockchains, DeFi, decentralized exchanges, and more.

This curriculum covers how content identifiers (CIDs) are used to create content-addressable data structures for the distributed web. Learn the theory behind data structures such as graphs, and MerkleDAGs, and how they can ensure verifiability, disreputability, and deduplication.

A comprehensive onboarding guide to understanding web3. This curriculum will walk you through web3 basics, such as understanding wallets, stablecoins, exchanges, Ethereum, Layer 2s, DeFi, DAOs, NFTs and their use cases, and more.