Where is the best place to seek Bitcoin technical knowledge

[Odusko]

I have been keeping this to myself for a while now, but then it is time to let it out to the general public, and hope I get some help from this thread that can help me in building my knowledge and skills in Bitcoin technical aspects.
Please mate's where and how can I get advance knowledge about and on Bitcoin technical aspects, I mind where it covers everything related to Bitcoin technicality at advance stage
I look forward to get some help from my beloved forum members who have displayed a wide knowledge of Bitcoin technical aspects.

[Amphenomenon]

Man you have been here quite a long time, there are many threads to help on the forum while if you still have any questions, you can ask by creating a thread here.

Though here is a beginners guide to follow
First: https://learnmeabitcoin.com/
Then after that you can try Mastering Bitcoin 

[Odusko]

Man you have been here quite a long time, there are many threads to help on the forum while if you still have any questions, you can ask by creating a thread here.

When it comes to technicalities, the numbers of years you spent in this forum doesn't matters, as the technology keep advancing their is need for constant knowledge, which is why I mentioned advanced technical knowledge in the form of updates, if you carefully read through my entire piece you will see how I try as much as possible to breakdown everything, I have theoritical technical knowledge to some extent, but looking for ways to keep improving as regards to everything technical in Bitcoin as knowing that will lunch me into mor advance technical knowledge of the entire cryptocurrency technical aspects.

[logfiles]

@Odusko You can also check out this link - https://www.lopp.net/bitcoin-information/technical-resources.html
It has very many resources from which you can use to learn the technical aspect of Bitcoin including Tutorials, technical online classes, Technical books etc

[BitMaxz]

If you are still looking for more I have a good source of them for technical knowledge for Bitcoin a few link share above are included on this link.

- https://github.com/hitripod/awesome-blockchain

Also, check this one below some of the link are dead but still other link are still useful to learn about developing.

- https://github.com/openblockchains/awesome-blockchains

[Ambatman]

I can't really tell the best place per se or recommend a link but I would advice that been active in this board or reading their replies can help
You stumble on something that they discussing that's new
You research on it.
As time goes on
Things that would be new to you gets fewer.
In essence focus on this board and consolidate with personal research
DYOR isn't just as an investment advice.



P.S Having the time and determination to learn would come a long way
Having access, doesn't mean you are entering.

[Amphenomenon]

Man you have been here quite a long time, there are many threads to help on the forum while if you still have any questions, you can ask by creating a thread here.

When it comes to technicalities, the numbers of years you spent in this forum doesn't matters, as the technology keep advancing their is need for constant knowledge, which is why I mentioned advanced technical knowledge in the form of updates, if you carefully read through my entire piece you will see how I try as much as possible to breakdown everything, I have theoritical technical knowledge to some extent, but looking for ways to keep improving as regards to everything technical in Bitcoin as knowing that will lunch me into mor advance technical knowledge of the entire cryptocurrency technical aspects.

Sorry if I sounded offensive and for not getting you correctly earlier, literally never meant it that way though I don't know if you have gone through the resources I shared before or when last you went through them since you are not a beginner but I think you can also use them to refresh your memory.

Here's a thread that would be helpful https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5479395.msg63393716#msg63393716 though the link shared by logfiles and BitMaxz would be really helpful to you.

[Odusko]

Sorry if I sounded offensive and for not getting you correctly earlier, literally never meant it that way though I don't know if you have gone through the resources I shared before or when last you went through them since you are not a beginner but I think you can also use them to refresh your memory.

Here's a thread that would be helpful https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5479395.msg63393716#msg63393716 though the link shared by logfiles and BitMaxz would be really helpful to you.

No mate it all good and I did not get offended with your inputs on this thread and I really appreciate you trying to help and I never mean to make you look offensive with my response to your comment on this thread, I appreciate you and the rest of other forum members that put up all the helpful Links and input, I glad that I can at least fine a whole lot of information that will read up on as time permits me
Lately I want to be more inclined with Bitcoin technicality and since I have a motivation to start up some technical practice in the Bitcoin network I fine all the link most helpful at least it will help prepare me before I finally start up my project which is still sometimes ahead.

[Accardo]

This board is the best place to seek Bitcoin technical/development knowledge. You are only not knowledgeable on what type of question to ask, and how to contribute to people's questions. Bitcoin technical information is all over the web, but the best alternative to this board is the Bitcoin stack exchange. There you can find old and new Bitcoin development questions and answers. Read and research any new term and ask questions here regarding where you don't understand. Do it regularly and you'll become an active member of this board. Good luck.

[NotATether]

Lately I want to be more inclined with Bitcoin technicality and since I have a motivation to start up some technical practice in the Bitcoin network I fine all the link most helpful at least it will help prepare me before I finally start up my project which is still sometimes ahead.

Then the mailing list is a good place to start since it has all of the core developers and experts there. The only hurdle you might face is that a lot of the old content was on the mailing list hosted by the Linux Foundation mail servers and they announced back in January of this year that they are going to stop supporting that, maybe even delete it, I don't remember. But some people made backups of it.

[SquirrelJulietGarden]

I have been keeping this to myself for a while now, but then it is time to let it out to the general public, and hope I get some help from this thread that can help me in building my knowledge and skills in Bitcoin technical aspects.
Please mate's where and how can I get advance knowledge about and on Bitcoin technical aspects, I mind where it covers everything related to Bitcoin technicality at advance stage

You are here in years, became a Hero member and ask this question, it seems you lost direction somewhere during your time here. No offense, smile and move on please.

Some resources shared and another book I can share.
Mastering the Lightning Network
Lightning Network resources
[Table] All Lightning Network Threads In One Place

From https://bitcoindevlist.com/ you can get links to projects, websites of Bitcoin developers and can learn from them.

[JiiBs]

Reading the technical threads here at the technical discussion board and those of the support have played a big roll to the little I know of Bitcoin technicalities. Even then, I can’t claim to know so much but, still trying so I would say, you really don’t have to look out the window so much. What your actually looking out the window for could be here with you.

The technical discussion board opens up to a range of topics about Bitcoin technicalities and there are some guys knowledgeable about how certain aspects to Bitcoin network works. Just ensure to be more direct in focus, read books and ask specific questions to get directive answers.
It’s a step at a time and they all help.

[Forsyth Jones]

On X (Twitter) I saw a guide about Bitcoin full node and Coldcard and there was also a link about creating an Electrum server for your full node. This is one of the best guides I have ever visited. Unfortunately, I don't remember the name of the site and I didn't save the URL. I know that in addition to having text content, there was also a video tutorial.

But what I can recommend to you is this guide with content for beginners, intermediate and advanced users. I believe you will enjoy it. I won't list others, because it has certainly already been mentioned in this topic by other members.

Always visit this board. I have learned a lot by reading topics here and I have also made several technical contributions.

[NotATether]

If you’re aiming to get really deep into Bitcoin’s tech side, I’d suggest starting with the Bitcoin Developer Documentation—it’s pretty comprehensive. I’ve also found BitcoinTalk forums really helpful for technical discussions. For a solid book, “Mastering Bitcoin” by Andreas Antonopoulos is a goldmine. Plus, online courses on Coursera or Udemy can be a great way to get structured learning.

Man, you are on the bitcointalk forum right now 

But the Bitcoin developer documentation is a good place to start, but it's not thoroughly explaining everything in the Bitcoin protocol, just the basic early parts, since it hasn't been updated in a while since around Segwit I think. The Mastering Bitcoin book is better at filling the blanks, but failing that then you can consult the Bitcoin Wiki.

[SquirrelJulietGarden]

The Mastering Bitcoin book is better at filling the blanks, but failing that then you can consult the Bitcoin Wiki.

That book and a website for learning from beginners to advanced levels.

https://learnmeabitcoin.com/beginners/
https://learnmeabitcoin.com/technical/

It has some tools for practice after learning.
https://learnmeabitcoin.com/tools/

And Bitcoin explained from Lopp.