Demystifying Gitopia Ecosystem: Educators and Researchers
The various features of Gitopia like Decentralized Governance, Censorship Resistance, and Permanent Storage for repositories make it the best place for educators and researchers to collaborate with others in their field worldwide. They don’t have to worry about an external entity controlling who they can collaborate with or what they can share on the platform.
Demystifying Gitopia Ecosystem: Open-Source and Crypto Evangelists
Evangelists are the people who act as a bridge between a product’s users and its developers. An Evangelist’s primary goal is to excite the technology they believe in to establish a critical mass of users. They are the most organic growth hackers. In principle, they work to raise awareness about a given technology and build a community of users that also love that technology. Once there is a critical mass of users, the evangelist works further to establish their technology as an industry standard by moving to larger and larger accounts.
Demystifying Gitopia Ecosystem: Organizations, Open Source Foundations, and DAOs
Organizations, Open source foundations, and Decentralized Autonomous Organizations(DAO) are the different types of organizations that will be a part of the Gitopia ecosystem.
Demystifying Gitopia Ecosystem: Validators/Delegators and staking
A central facet of any blockchain is its consensus mechanism. Consensus refers to how all the stakeholders in a decentralized network agree on the validity of shared data (typically some kind of transaction, but not always) and secure that data on the blockchain. Consensus must be achieved before a blockchain network can move on and process new transactions.
Why Gitopia is Building with Cosmos SDK?
Gitopia is developed using the Cosmos SDK framework. The Cosmos SDK is a modular framework that simplifies the process of building custom, secure, scalable, and interoperable blockchain applications quickly.
Git: A stupid content tracker
Git, the most widely used version control system in the world today, is called a stupid content tracker! In the official Git website, under its documentation, Git is referenced as “Git- the stupid content tracker”. Apparently, Linus Torvalds, the developer of Git, thought it to be funny and unique.