🎓 Canton Academy | Lesson 13
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🎓 Canton Academy | Lesson 13 What Is Daml, and Why Is It Important to @CantonNetwork? We've talked about how Canton coordinates transactions, protects privacy, and enables atomic settlement. But there's another important question: Who defines the rules that determine what parties can do, who can do it, and who can see the information involved? Meet Daml. 1. What Is Daml? Daml is a smart contract programming language used to build applications and define business workflows on Canton. It allows developers to write the rules governing how parties interact, exchange assets, and fulfil obli
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