Building an Ethereum Blockchain App: 7 Smart Contracts

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Michael Solomon

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[1] Smart contracts review.mp4

02:56

[2] What is the supply chain.mp4

06:57

[3] Supply chain challenges and blockchain solutions.mp4

06:58

[4] Blockchain solution examples.mp4

04:04

[5] Ethereum tokens.mp4

06:25

[6] Supply chain project.mp4

08:18

[7] Exploring solidity.mp4

11:12

[8] Defining types of data.mp4

04:37

[9] Data types.mp4

08:50

[10] Solidity data modifiers, part 1.mp4

04:04

[11] Solidity data modifiers, part 2.mp4

05:40

[12] Revisiting gas.mp4

06:08

[13] Controlling flow.mp4

12:29

[14] Handling errors.mp4

05:12

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Have you wondered how blockchain can help you create applications that offer greater transparency, traceability, efficiency, and resilience while lowering your costs? This course, seventh in a series of eleven, goes in-depth on smart contracts. Instructor Michael Solomon reviews what smart contracts are, then takes you through some real world examples of blockchain solutions being used today. Michael goes over some supply chain challenges and how blockchain solves them in a unified way. He explains the payment system that Ethereum tokens represent. Then Michael dives into your supply chain project: what it will look like, what programming language you will use, what data types you will use, and how to define them. He briefly revisits the concept of gas and how it is calculated and used, then concludes with helpful explanations of controlling flow and handling errors.

Note: This course was created by Michael Solomon. We are pleased to host this training in our library.

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