# Cherty

## Cherty

- [Welcome to Cherty!](https://docs.cherty.io/welcome-to-cherty.md): Your Ultimate Companion in Research and Data Analysis
- [Reusable Computation](https://docs.cherty.io/reusable-computation.md): Pop(plæ)r Protocol: Tools for working with reusable code and data objects
- [Data Structures](https://docs.cherty.io/reusable-computation/data-structures.md): Pop(plæ)r.network version 1.0.1
- [Versioning](https://docs.cherty.io/reusable-computation/versioning.md): Pop(plæ)r.network version 1.0.1
- [Authentication](https://docs.cherty.io/authentication.md): Cherty's scheme for determining identity, and how to use it.
- [Permissioned IPFS](https://docs.cherty.io/permissioned-ipfs.md): Learn how to use Cherty for permissioned IPFS! Store and retrieve data using CIDs, with all of the verifiability and immutability benefits that come with IPFS, while controlling access.


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