Blockchain

Learn how a Blockchain works.

Lessons

Each lesson focuses on a single aspect of building the project, like modeling the data, building a GraphQL server in Elixir, or building a mobile client for it in Flutter.

Introduction to Blockchain

Learn the basics of blockchain programming and build your own decentralized application.

Setting Up A Local Ethereum Dev Environment

Today we will set up a local blockchain development environment. Then, we’ll deploy and interact with our smart contracts for the first time.

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Creating Your Own Token

Today we will create our own DailyToken contract according to the official ERC20 Token Standard. This will allow our token to be used in the token wallet applications. We will deploy our token with Truffle and, for the first time, use *listen* for blockchain events.

Building a Wallet Web App

Today we will build a web application that will act as a wallet for our DailyToken. We’ll be focusing on checking the balance as well as sending and receiving tokens.

Deploying to Testnet

Deploy our smart contract to the Ropsten Ethereum network while learning about Metamask and Faucets.

Authors

The code in the applications was produced by:

./darko kolev

Darko Kolev

Student of life, people, software development and business. Currently Lead Software Engineer at BitcoinAverage

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