Getting started with blockchain development doesn't need to be difficult.
If you’re just learning about blockchain or decentralized development you may have questions about some of the files in your DappStarter project and the way it’s organized That’s exactly what we’re going to explore in this post.
In this post, we'll learn how to display the voting results from our smart contract on the UI of our dapp.
We teamed up with Flow to host a hands-on workshop for developers learning to work with Flow and Cadence, the programming language for the blockchain. In the workshop, TryCrypto co-founder Nik Kalyani walks through how to get started building a blockchain app on Flow.
In this article, we will learn how to add voting functionality for our candidates. We will also learn how to write to the blockchain and work with <action-button>.
In this post, we'll explore how the structure of accounts on the Ethereum blockchain and the Flow blockchain vary drastically. We'll also discuss how the Cadence programming language will facilitate development on the Flow blockchain.
Blockchain app development can be tricky. We've put together 5 tips and best practices to avoid costly and irreversible mistakes.
Blockchain can be confusing for mainstream users. Following best practices to simplify the user experience boils down to effective communication with users and hiding unnecessary blockchain jargon.
Smart contracts can be intimidating. Whether you're just getting into the world of blockchain or you're a seasoned blockchain app developer, these 5 principles cover some basic Do's and Don'ts of smart contract development.
When you create a dapp with DappStarter everything flows smoothly and seamlessly. Let's explore the repo DappStarter creates.
If you're looking to get into blockchain development, there are a few tools you'll need to get started.
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