
Smart Contracts
The Essential Guide to Using Blockchain Smart Contracts for Cryptocurrency Exchange
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Narrado por:
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Jim Donaldson
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De:
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Jeff Reed
Learn what you need to know about smart contracts!
In this book, Jeff Reed explains the fundamentals of smart contracts and how they work. The practical uses of smart contracts are enumerated in this book and you will also learn how you can make your own smart contracts in the Ethereum system. You will also get tips on how you can make your smart contacts easy to understand and user-friendly. This book also covers some of the myths surrounding smart contracts and the reasons why they exist.
This book will introduce you to the basics of smart contracts. You will learn:
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We also get a laundry list of very basic features of smart contracts without much real exploration of how these are better (particularly, more handy) than existing online technologies, including document-sharing and database solutions. It is glossed over. (Whoever chose "oracles" as the term for means for a smart contract to get outside data as needed, could use a lesson in basic intellectual property and name distinctiveness, inasmuch as "Oracle" is a massive leading database firm that in ways competes with this.)
Then, suddenly, we are plunging into a recipe for building smart contracts with, in my opinion, insufficient familiarizing with the terminology. It is as if we are first told this new kind of cake will solve all our problems, and then suddenly find ourselves, with no transition, into a checklist of highly complex instructions for baking it. It is as if we are told day-trading is an easy way to make money (not true), and suddenly plunged into programming steps to write a trading algorithm.
Given the usual quality of these little early-release audio booklets (so to speak), this one isn't too bad. Or too great.
Some use, but jumps from sketchy to technical
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