Algorand Educate: Layer 1
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The document discusses setting up a developer environment for building decentralized applications on Algorand. It provides instructions for cloning code from GitHub repositories to get started, lists developer resources on the Algorand website, and describes using the Algorand sandbox which runs the Algorand node, indexer, and key manager in Docker containers for local testing.
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