If you're new to Monero, the official links above is a perfect place to start.

Of course, there are lots of personal and community sites which generally discusses a lot about Monero, such as {#each data.links as link} {link.text}, {/each} etc; can be an other good reference for you.

You can find few resources I provide related to Monero below:

Remote Nodes

List of submitted Monero remote nodes you can use when you cannot run your own node.

Add Node

Add your Monero public node to be monitored and see how it performs.

Metrics

Collection of my Monero metrics (GitHub repository, blockchain, market, P2Pool) presented through Grafana. ↗

My Stagenet Public Node

Stagenet is what you need to learn Monero safely. Stagenet is technically equivalent to mainnet, both in terms of features and consensus rules.

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{label}

{/each}

My Testnet Public Node

Testnet is the "experimental" network and blockchain where things get released long before mainnet. As a normal user, use mainnet instead.

{#each data.testnet as { label, value, key }}

{label}

{/each}

Since we desire privacy, we must ensure that each party to a transaction have knowledge only of that which is directly necessary for that transaction.

Eric Hughes in A Cypherpunk's Manifesto.