Ethereum

Ethereum Development Docs

Intro to Ethereum - link - A quick overview of Ethereum
Intro to Ether - link - A quick overview of Ether
Intro to dapps - link - An introduction to decentralized applications
Web2 vs Web3 - The fundamental differences that blockchain-based applications provide
Accounts - link - Entities in the network that can hold a balance and send transactions
Transactions - link - Transfers and other actions that cause Ethereum's state to change
Blocks - link - The way transactions are batched to ensure state is synchronised across all actors
Ethereum virtual machine (EVM) - link - The EVM handles all the computation on the Ethereum network
- Opcodes
Gas - link - Computational power required to process transactions, paid for in ETH by transaction senders
Nodes and clients - link - The individuals participating in the network and the software they run to verify transactions
Networks - Implementations of Ethereum including test networks
Consensus mechanisms - How the individual nodes of a distributed network agree on the current state of the system
- Proof-of-work
- Proof-of-stake
  - Rewards and Penalties
  - Block Proposals

Intro to the stack - An overview of the Ethereum/web3 stack
Smart contracts - Programs that reside at an Ethereum address and run functions when triggered by transactions
Development networks - Local blockchain environments used to test dapps before deployment
Development frameworks - Tools that make developing with Ethereum easier
Ethereum client APIs - Convenience libraries that allow your web app to interact with Ethereum and smart contracts
Data and analytics - How blockchain data is aggregated, organized and implemented into dapps
- Block explorers
Storage - Decentralized storage structures and mechanism
Integrated Development Environments (IDEs) - The best environments to write dapp code
Programming languages - How to get started with Ethereum using languages you may already know
- Dart
- Delphi
- .NET
- Golang
- Java
- JavaScript
- Python
- Ruby
- Rust

Bridges - An overview of bridging for developers
Standards - Agreed upon protocols for maintaining efficiency and accessibility of projects to the community
- Token standards
Maximal extractable value (MEV) - How value is extracted from the Ethereum blockchain beyond the block reward
Oracles - How information is injected into the Ethereum blockchain
Scaling - Methods for preserving decentralization and security as Ethereum grows
Data availability - docs-nav-data-availability-description
Networking layer - Explanation of Ethereum's networking layer
- Network addresses
Data structures and encoding - Explanation of the data structures and encoding schema used across the Ethereum stack