BIBFRAME Work
Title
Ethereum for Architects and Developers
Type
- Text
- Monograph
Contribution
Mohanty, Debajani (author)
Subject
- I23001
- Open source software (LCSH)
- I14037
- UB
- Application software (LCSH)
- Programming languages (Electronic computers) (LCSH)
- I29090
- Computer programming (LCSH)
- COM018000 (BISACSH)
Language
Classification
- DDC: 004
- LCC: QA76.76.A65 (Status: not used by assigner) (Status: upgraded prepub)
Content
Summary
Explore the Ethereum ecosystem step by step with extensive theory, labs, and live use cases. This book takes you through BlockChain concepts; decentralized applications; Ethereum's architecture; Solidity smart contract programming with examples; and testing, debugging, and deploying smart contracts on your local machine and on the cloud. You'll cover best practices for writing contracts with ample examples to allow you to write high-quality contracts with optimal usage of fuel. In later chapters, Ethereum for Architects and Developers covers use cases from different business areas, such as finance, travel, supply-chain, insurance, and land registry. Many of these sectors are explained with flowcharts, diagrams, and sample code that you can refer to and further enhance in live projects. By the end of the book, you will have enough information to use Ethereum to create value for your business processes and build foolproof data storage for smoother execution of business. You will: Discover key BlockChain concepts Master the architecture, building blocks, and ecosystem of Ethereum Develop smart contracts from scratch Debug, test, and deploy to test Take advantage of Ethereum in your business area .
Table of Contents
Chapter 1 - The World of BlockChain -- Chapter 2 - Ethereum Architecture -- Chapter 3 - Basic Solidity Programming -- Chapter 4 - Deploying Smart Contract -- Chapter 5 - Integration with UI -- Chapter 6 - Advanced Programming with Oraclize and IPFS and Best Practices -- Chapter 7 - Frameworks: Truffle and Embark -- Chapter 8 - Testing Strategy for Ethereum DApps -- Chapter 9 - Ethereum Use Cases -- Chapter 10 - Ethereum, What Lies Ahead.
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Mohanty, Debajani. Ethereum for Architects and Developers
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