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Looking for a comprehensive overview of TON (The Open Network) technology and how it can be used in businesses? Look no further than this insightful interview with Andrey Pfau, a core developer on the TON team! In the first few minutes, Andrey shares his background in programming, including how he started at just 10 years old by developing Minecraft plugins. Then, the conversation moves to TON, with Mark asking Andrey about the scalability, speed, and connection to Telegram that makes TON so unique. Andrey Pfau explains that TON has technologies that can be used in regular businesses, such as the dashboard and Peer-to-Peer (P2P) protocol for communication between computers. But the real meat of the interview comes when the discussion turns to TON Proxy and DNS protocol. Along the way, Andrey delves into private and public keys for communication between nodes, hashing public keys and addresses, DHT nodes and dynamic IP addresses. The conversation then moves on to the technical details of TON's architecture, with Mark asking questions about signatures, user authentication, and more. Andrey answers these questions with clear and concise explanations, even covering the differences between singing and verification singing. Finally, the interview wraps up with a discussion of symmetric encryption and how shared keys can be obtained, calculated, and used for encryption. Share this video with your peers who share your passion for the future of web3 and the TON (The Open Network) ecosystem, and let's embark on an exhilarating journey together as we delve deeper into the world of blockchain technology! ________________________________________________ We recommend watching the video: The Interview with TONKEEPER: The Interview with TonPlay: The Interview with DWF LABS: Don't forget to subscribe TON&Co: Join other social networks: Community platform: Hack-a-TONx w/ DoraHacks: ________________________________________________ TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 - Intro 00:34 - Andrey Phau's background 01:24 - How Andrey got into programming 03:23 - Andrey's experience working on different projects, including TON 05:44 - How Java experience helped Andrey with TON's back-end 06:28 - Andrey's thoughts on TON and its open network idea 09:34 - SDK release 09:45 - Proxy discussion 11:43 - Using ADL for businesses to avoid centralized certificate issues and a hypothetical scenario 15:26 - DHT nodes and dynamic IP addresses 17:29 - Signature proof of ownership and its importance for trust 19:18 - User connection to the network and when it starts 20:36 - Private key use and generation for each session 21:47 - Authentication with a QR code and TON hub 22:37 - User connection to the network from multiple devices and device identification 23:35 - DHT and its difference from validator nodes 24:20 - Transaction sending and layer functions 25:20 - Application layer in dawn and client-to-server protocol 32:47 - Obtaining shared key and its purpose 33:11 - Next step after obtaining shared key 34:06 - Datagram definition 35:04 - File transfer using UDP protocol 37:36 - TON proxy and its relation to previous discussion 47:29 - Explanation for inability to block random data 47:53 - Significance of proxy server in discussion 49:10 - TON DNS, TON storage, and their relation to proxy channels 49:42 - Smart contract storage location and TVM 51:01 - Difference between DHT and TON nodes 51:26 - Validator node role 51:37 - Node with stake role in generating new blocks and consensus 52:11 - Connection between DNS and TON application level, node types, and their roles including DHT nodes 53:16 - Additional layer in TON and its purpose and connection to application layer 54:35 - Difference between regular node and validator node in TON 55:00 - Regular node role in TON 55:24 - Archive node definition and contents 56:22 - Node types and nominators 57:40 - Use cases for light clients, regular nodes, gateway nodes, archive nodes, and smart contracts 1:03:54 - Loading last state of smart contract 1:06:32 - Smart contract code use in mobile application 1:07:25 - TON storage definition 1:08:23 - TON storage file search on TON network 1:09:58 - TON native currency and transaction fees 1:10:18 - Transaction fees for running code on application 1:10:33 - Running a DHT node and potential for sharper network 1:11:19 - Rewards for running a DHT node 1:12:00 - DHT node search for data nodes 1:13:09 - Running a validator node 1:13:21 - Current market price of TON token 1:13:27 - Public trading of TON tokens 1:13:39 - Timeline for public trading 1:14:15 - Outro This video is available at: #TONFoundation #AndreyPfau #TonCoin #TonCompany #TonNews #TheOpenNetwork #TonDev #TonDNS #TonNodes
