Cartesi (CTSI) is an operating system token for the development and deployment of scalable decentralized applications using both blockchain components and external ones. Allows you to perform complex and intensive calculations in a Linux environment. Another feature of the project is that it has the ability to run your own code written in any programming languages, with any libraries and services.

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Don’t wait until ETH Denver begins to start exploring new projects! We hosted a technical bootcamp to help you get familiar with Cartesi Rollups so you can start #BUILDing as soon as the event kicks off, or from the comfort of your own home.

Covered in the session:
- How Cartesi Rollups work
- Setting up development environments
- Hands-on coding exercises
- Technical AMA

About Cartesi 
Cartesi is an application-specific rollup execution layer with a Linux runtime. Cartesi Rollups can be deployed as a layer 2 (on top of Ethereum), as a layer 3 (on top of Optimism, Arbitrum, zkEVM chains, etc.), or as sovereign rollups. It opens up the design space for more expressive and computationally intensive blockchain applications.

- DApps are deployed on their own customizable application-specific rollup chains;
- DApps don't compete with each other in Cartesi’s ecosystem for scarce blockspace;
- Cartesi provides Ethereum or L2’s with orders of magnitude more computational capacity;
- Developers can code decentralized logic with their favorite libraries, compilers and other time-tested open source components;
- DApps preserve the strong security guarantees and censorship resistance of the underlying blockchain;
- Cartesi Rollups opens up the design space for more expressive and computationally intensive blockchain applications;
- Cartesi Rollups can be deployed as a layer 2 (on top of Ethereum), as a layer 3 (on top of Optimism, Arbitrum, zkEVM chains, etc.), or as sovereign rollups;

Cartesi's ETH Denver Online Technical Bootcamp | Application-specific rollups with a Linux runtime

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So great to see the builder turnout yesterday! We are excited to meet everyone at ETHDenver and are looking forward to helping bring awesome ideas to life!

Missed out? Catch the replay to learn how you can #BUIDLwithCartesi wherever you are: https://youtu.be/oA4LLOruWKc

Retweet: https://twitter.com/cartesiproject/status/1625812231060324352

So great to see the builder turnout yesterday.

So great to see the builder turnout yesterday! Excited to meet you all at #ETHDenver and looking forward to helping you bring your awesome ideas to life. 

Missed out? Catch the replay to learn how you can #BUIDLwithCartesi wherever you are: https://t.co/I7cIoVdRm1

So great to see the builder turnout yesterday.

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