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Blockchain Coding

Kai Turing

Übersetzer A AI

Verlag: Publifye

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"Blockchain Coding" offers a comprehensive exploration of blockchain technology and development, focusing on the practical implementation of secure, decentralized applications. The book takes readers on a journey through three essential domains: blockchain architecture, smart contract development, and decentralized application (dApp) creation, combining theoretical foundations with hands-on coding experience.

 
What sets this guide apart is its project-based approach, walking readers through the complete development lifecycle while maintaining accessibility for those with basic programming knowledge in JavaScript and Solidity. The book's structure progressively builds knowledge, starting with fundamental concepts of distributed systems and cryptography before diving into more complex topics.

 
Through real-world examples and case studies, readers learn about consensus mechanisms, networking protocols, and smart contract design patterns. The material particularly emphasizes Ethereum development, providing practical insights into creating and deploying blockchain applications that can handle digital assets, decentralized exchanges, and secure voting systems.

 
Throughout its chapters, the book maintains a strong focus on security best practices and testing methodologies, reflecting the critical nature of blockchain applications in managing valuable assets. By integrating concepts from cryptography, distributed computing, and economic game theory, it offers readers a holistic understanding of blockchain technology while addressing current challenges in the field, such as scalability solutions and environmental impacts. This approach makes it particularly valuable for intermediate to advanced programmers and technology professionals looking to transition into blockchain development.
Verfügbar seit: 13.01.2025.
Drucklänge: 146 Seiten.

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