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- 2. Agenda • What is a blockchain? • How the hash function works? • Build your own blockchain! • What is Ethereum? • How we build decentralized applications?
- 3. Blockchain • immutable data structure of blocks • open and decentralized ledger • maintained by the peer-to-peer network • financially incentives its participants
- 5. Proof of Work • protects from spam and DoS • cryptographic puzzle • hard to find the solution • easy to validate the solution Block transactions timestamp … nonce (proof) sha256(block) < target
- 6. Ethereum • two types of accounts: normal and smart contracts • normal account is externally controlled via the private key • smart contract is controlled via its code • you can create smart contract with a transaction • you can call function of your smart contract with a transaction
- 7. Solidity • object-oriented, statically typed • compiles to EVM bytecode • the syntax is similar to JavaScript • relies heavily on JS ecosystem
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- 11. Thank you! Questions? Michał Załęcki michal@michalzalecki.com