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- Title Learn Ethereum: Build your own Decentralized Applications with Ethereum and Smart Contracts
- Author(s) Xun (Brian) Wu, Zhihong Zou, Dongying Song
- Publisher: Packt Publishing (September 20, 2019); eBook (Free Edition)
- Permission: Free eBook by the Publisher (Packt)
- Paperback 540 pages
- eBook HTML
- Language: English
- ISBN-10/ASIN: 1789954118
- ISBN-13: 978-1789954111
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Ethereum is a blockchain-based, decentralized computing platform that allows running smart contracts. This book provides a basic overview of how Ethereum works, its ecosystem, mining process, and the consensus mechanism. It also demonstrates a step-by-step approach for building decentralized applications.
This book begins with the very basics of Blockchain technology. Then it dives deep into the Ethereum architecture, framework and tools in its ecosystem. It also provides you an overview of ongoing research on Ethereum, for example, Layer 1 and 2 scaling solution, Stablecoin, ICO/STO/IEO, etc.
Next, it explains Solidity language in detail, and provides step-by-step instructions for designing, developing, testing, deploying, and monitoring decentralized applications.
- Explore the Ethereum ecosystem and understand the latest research on the platform
- Build decentralized apps (Dapps) using smart contracts and Ethereum with the help of practical examples
- Learn to make your decentralized applications fast and highly secure
- Bellaj Badr is an experienced security and software engineer who loves blockchain with a passion. Currently, he is the CTO at Mchain, a blockchain start-up that develops blockchain solutions for companies.
- Blockchain, Bitcoin, and Cryptocurrency
- Cryptography, Cryptology, and Cryptanalysis
- Financial Mathematics, Financial Engineering, and Financial Technologies
- Parallel, Concurrent, and Distributed Computing and Programming
- Information Security

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