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Get to Know XYO

The following examples offer a preview at just how easy XYO can be. Explore a Node, learn some of the basic XYO vocabulary, and review some resources that can take you where you need to be.

Your first node​

The following CodeSandbox demonstrates an XYO Node.

A Node is a container that house Sentinels, Bridges, Archivists, and Diviners. (More on those, next!)

Right now, the Node is empty and has a custom name. Try editing "YOUR-NODE-NAME" and see what happens!

Next, try uncommenting the following lines of code:

Line 14: // ,MemoryArchivist: "StorageForSystemInfoWitnessData",

Line 17: // SystemInfoWitness: "WitnessCurrentSystemInformation",

Line 20: // Bridge: "BridgeToPublicXyoNode",

Tip: All Modules in "yourModules" need a comma between them. Keep the leading comma in the Archivist Module line, otherwise you'll receive a bug!

  1. Archivist — An Archivist stores Bound Witness and Payload data. Learn more here.
  2. Witness — A Witness captures real-world data. Learn more here.
  3. Bridge — A Bridge serves as a connection between different nodes. Learn more here.

A few other useful words to learn:

[TODO - Glossary Definition Variables]

  1. Sentinel — [TODO]
  2. Diviner — [TODO]

Need a quick reminder on what's what? The Glossary can help you out!

Concepts​

We've created a few more exercises to teach you more about ways you can implement XYO.

Demos​

Explore our demos on xyo.network or on our GitHub.

Glossary​

Need a quick reminder on what's what? The Glossary can help you out!