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I have a an idea to use a Blockchain for some purpose.
There are a lot of guide online on creating altcoin, but those
are forks of other coin, witch Blockchain uses only for transactions record.
Thanks.
Best to learn on existing code. So you have guides on altcoins as you said. Then play with it, change some code, look on results. Change it further until you modify it as you wanted. There are a lot of guide online on creating altcoin, but those
are forks of other coin, witch Blockchain uses only for transactions record.
Thanks.
To do it, you must know what you want to achieve. You said you have idea, so try to change this code to your idea.
Tell me if there is an good solution for me(like using fork or..)
My app works like this:
There is main-coin, then something like 1000 tokens types (and growing).
-Every token-x have constant amount.
-Every token-x mean something on our real life.
-If X happen in real-life every token-X holder
will receive reward of main-coin, relatively to his share of the token.
Does using ethereum fork will help me here?
My app works like this:
There is main-coin, then something like 1000 tokens types (and growing).
-Every token-x have constant amount.
-Every token-x mean something on our real life.
-If X happen in real-life every token-X holder
will receive reward of main-coin, relatively to his share of the token.
Does using ethereum fork will help me here?
Sounds pretty good.. but it's $4000 for the course. If you search the terms on that list im sure you can find tutorials on these things.
Here's how to build a blockchain from scratch in python which is a good language to learn as a newbie:
http://ecomunsing.com/build-your-own-blockchain
Thanks, sounds a nice reading material to learned and build a blockchain from scratch. I am a newbie, and I will surely need the the knowledge I will learn fron this.
Here's how to build a blockchain from scratch in python which is a good language to learn as a newbie:
http://ecomunsing.com/build-your-own-blockchain
Thanks, sounds a nice reading material to learned and build a blockchain from scratch. I am a newbie, and I will surely need the the knowledge I will learn fron this.
I find PyEthereum https://github.com/ethereum/pyethereum to be a great learning resource. Here's why
1. Written in Python which is a lot more readable than C++/OCaml etc
2. It is a real thing - not just a demo app
3. Large amount of Ethereum documentation helps explain many of the concepts used there
Good luck.
1. Written in Python which is a lot more readable than C++/OCaml etc
2. It is a real thing - not just a demo app
3. Large amount of Ethereum documentation helps explain many of the concepts used there
Good luck.
What I found very useful for creating a blockchain application from scratch is the following free guide:
https://medium.com/programmers-blockchain/create-simple-blockchain-java-tutorial-from-scratch-6eeed3cb03fa
It requires some basic java knowledge, but I guess the guide is so fundamental that can be easily translated to other programming languages as well. You will learn how to
1. make your own blockchain
2. set up blocks that can store data
3. make signatures to chain your blocks
4. mine blocks and set difficulty
and in the second part of this tutorial (follow the link at the end of the first part) you will learn how to
5. create a wallet, and
6. send transaction on your blockchain
Probably you won't be able to use this code for real time applications, but what I found extremely useful was the fact that I could grasp the basic bitcoin terminology in the practical sense of the word, not just in theory. You can easily go from there.
https://medium.com/programmers-blockchain/create-simple-blockchain-java-tutorial-from-scratch-6eeed3cb03fa
It requires some basic java knowledge, but I guess the guide is so fundamental that can be easily translated to other programming languages as well. You will learn how to
1. make your own blockchain
2. set up blocks that can store data
3. make signatures to chain your blocks
4. mine blocks and set difficulty
and in the second part of this tutorial (follow the link at the end of the first part) you will learn how to
5. create a wallet, and
6. send transaction on your blockchain
Probably you won't be able to use this code for real time applications, but what I found extremely useful was the fact that I could grasp the basic bitcoin terminology in the practical sense of the word, not just in theory. You can easily go from there.
When it is not directly "building" blockchain apps, then you might have a look at udemy.com and coursera.org. search for bitcoin or crypto currency. These lessons are way cheaper then the afore mentioned ones. If you like to read, you have to read Andreas' book "Mastering Bitcoin". That gives you (imho) the best introduction, with developer relevant details. And of course bitcoin.org in the developer section.
you should try https://www.janbasktraining.com for Learning..
There's a lot of resources out there... I would recommend Jimmy Song's stuff:
Sounds pretty good.. but it's $4000 for the course. If you search the terms on that list im sure you can find tutorials on these things.
Here's how to build a blockchain from scratch in python which is a good language to learn as a newbie:
http://ecomunsing.com/build-your-own-blockchain
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Learn the ins and outs of blockchain development in this interactive 2-day seminar. You will learn the details of how Bitcoin works including live coding challenges to sharpen your skills. You will learn:
Finite Fields
Elliptic Curves
Elliptic Curve Cryptography
Signing/Verifying Messages
Parsing Transactions
Signing Transactions
Creating Transactions
Script parsing and processing
Address construction/Private Key WIF Format Construction
Parsing Blocks
Validating Proof-of-Work
Difficulty Calculations
Merkle Tree Construction
Merkle Proofs
Network Message Parsing
Segwit
Finding a job in Bitcoin Development
Finite Fields
Elliptic Curves
Elliptic Curve Cryptography
Signing/Verifying Messages
Parsing Transactions
Signing Transactions
Creating Transactions
Script parsing and processing
Address construction/Private Key WIF Format Construction
Parsing Blocks
Validating Proof-of-Work
Difficulty Calculations
Merkle Tree Construction
Merkle Proofs
Network Message Parsing
Segwit
Finding a job in Bitcoin Development
Sounds pretty good.. but it's $4000 for the course. If you search the terms on that list im sure you can find tutorials on these things.
Here's how to build a blockchain from scratch in python which is a good language to learn as a newbie:
http://ecomunsing.com/build-your-own-blockchain
I have a an idea to use a Blockchain for some purpose.
There are a lot of guide online on creating altcoin, but those
are forks of other coin, witch Blockchain uses only for transactions record.
I have programming abilities, and looking for websites/guides on
creating coin/Blockchain app.
So if anybody here know some sources, I will be glad
to if you post them here.
Thanks.
There are a lot of guide online on creating altcoin, but those
are forks of other coin, witch Blockchain uses only for transactions record.
I have programming abilities, and looking for websites/guides on
creating coin/Blockchain app.
So if anybody here know some sources, I will be glad
to if you post them here.
Thanks.
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