DevNTell - Modular Blockchains

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In this week's episode of DevNTell, Developer DAO legend Josh Stein gave us an overview of Modular Blockchains with Celestia
Josh is a tech enthusiast who likes building with and playing with the latest gadgets and software. Heβs on the DevRel team at Celestia Labs and will be sharing more about modular blockchains. When heβs not at the computer, he likes biking, swimming, and bouldering.
Run a light node from the source: https://docs.celestia.org/nodes/light-node/
Run a light node with Docker: https://docs.celestia.org/nodes/docker/
Once your node is synced, try this tutorial: https://based64.xyz/
Josh's Twitter: https://twitter.com/JoshCStein
Celesita's website: https://celestia.org/