EOSIO is designed for large-scale, real-world blockchain applications. In this final lesson, we’ll explore some of the reasons a developer might choose to use EOSIO for their blockchain-based app.

Running an application on EOSIO requires 3 resources: CPU, NET, and RAM. How are these resources generated and how are they used? We’ll explore the answers in this lesson.

EOS is a cryptocurrency running on the EOS blockchain. It’s fast, free to transfer, used for governance, and lets users and developers generate the resources they need to run applications on EOS.

Delegated Proof of Stake (DPoS) is EOSIO’s consensus model. It helps ensure EOSIO blockchains operate quickly and efficiently. In this lesson, we’ll explore how DPoS works and what its benefits are.

EOSIO is a blockchain protocol designed for fast, free, and secure applications. EOS is a popular blockchain that uses the EOSIO protocol; it’s also the name of the blockchain’s system token.

Watch our introductory lessons to start learning about EOSIO and EOS. Each lesson takes just a few minutes to complete.

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