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Functional correctness with the Haskell masters

Training to build quality code on scientific excellence

26 September 2018 Lars Brünjes 6 mins read

Functional correctness with the Haskell masters

At IOHK, we are proud of our scientific approach and close collaboration with academia. We publish in peer reviewed scientific journals and present our results at acclaimed international conferences to ensure that our protocols and algorithms are built on rock-solid foundations. Our software must reflect this scientific excellence and quality, which means that we need a process…

Haskell and Cryptocurrency Course in Barbados

Two graduates share their experience of IOHK's functional programming course

7 April 2018 Lars Brünjes 7 mins read

Haskell and Cryptocurrency Course in Barbados

The IOHK Haskell and Cryptocurrency course in Barbados brought together students and professionals who were interested in learning the Haskell programming language. The course ran for eight weeks at the University of West Indies. Barbados was the second time the programme was offered, after a successful inaugural course held in Athens last year. The goal of the course is to…

How Cardano's transaction fees work

The mathematician working on the protocol's incentives explains the research and IOHK's design

19 October 2017 Lars Brünjes 4 mins read

How Cardano's transaction fees work - Input Output

How Cardano's transaction fees work

Why do we need transaction fees?

There are two main reasons why transaction fees are needed for a cryptocurrency like Cardano:

People who run full Cardano nodes spend time, money and effort to run the protocol, for which they should be compensated and rewarded. In contrast to Bitcoin, where new currency is created with each mined block, in Cardano, transaction fees are the only…

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