- Cover
- Introduction
- Part 1: Getting to Know Blockchain and Ethereum
- Part 2: Setting Up Your Ethereum Development Environment
- Chapter 4: Examining the Ethereum Ecosystem and Development Lifecycle
- Exploring the Ethereum Blockchain Block Structure
- Describing Smart Contracts
- Introducing Solidity, the Language of Smart Contracts
- Working with the Ethereum Virtual Machine
- Fueling Your Code with Gas
- Surveying Tools for Developing, Testing, and Deploying Ethereum Apps
- Describing the Ethereum Development Lifecycle
- Introducing Smart Contract Development Tools
- Chapter 5: Getting and Configuring Ethereum Development Tools
- Chapter 6: Establishing an Ethereum Wallet
- Chapter 4: Examining the Ethereum Ecosystem and Development Lifecycle
- Part 3: Building Ethereum Distributed Blockchain Apps
- Chapter 7: Building Your First Ethereum Apps
- Chapter 8: Learning about Smart Contracts
- Introducing Supply Chain and Common Challenges
- Examining How Blockchain Can Help Resolve Supply Chain Problems
- Describing a Blockchain Supply Chain Solution
- Digging into Solidity
- Describing Basic Smart Contract Syntax
- Handling Data in Solidity
- Learning about Computation and Gas
- Exploring Access Modes and Visibility of Smart Contract Functions and Data
- Controlling Execution Flow
- Handling Errors and Exceptions
- Chapter 9: Writing Your Own Smart Contracts with Solidity
- Part 4: Testing and Deploying Ethereum Apps
- Chapter 10: Testing Ethereum Apps
- Chapter 11: Deploying and Maintaining Ethereum Apps
- Chapter 12: Integrating Non-Blockchain Apps with Ethereum
- Comparing Blockchain and Database Storage
- Contrasting Execution and Flow in Blockchain dApps and Traditional Applications
- Designing Goals for Incorporating Blockchain into an Existing Application
- Identifying Interface Data and Transaction Requirements
- Creating or Modifying Contracts to Provide Data Interface
- Testing Integrated dApps
- Deploying Integrated dApps
- Part 5: The Part of Tens
- Chapter 13: Ten Free Ethereum Resources
- Chapter 14: Ten Design Principles for Distributed Blockchain Apps
- Designing for Trust
- Enforcing Consistency
- Removing Doubt through Transparency
- Providing Feedback, Guidance, and Setting Expectations
- Handling Mistakes with Class
- Designing Functions that Focus on User Actions, Not Data
- Storing Data Based on User Actions, Not Data Structures
- Keeping It Simple
- Expecting Blockchain Access to Be Expensive
- Staying Out of the User's Way
- Chapter 15: Top Ten Ethereum Projects
- Predicting Future Events with Gnosis
- Crowdsourcing Event Predictions in Augur
- Managing Decentralized Organizations with Aragon
- Breeding and Collecting Cryptokitties
- Exchanging Tokens with IDEX
- Creating Your Digital Identity with uPort
- Sharing Your Thoughts on the Blockchain with EtherTweet
- Searching for Jobs with EthLance
- Using TenX to Pay with Cryptocurrency
- Buying and Selling Computing Power with Golem
- Index
- About the Author
- Connect with Dummies
- End User License Agreement
Part 4
Testing and Deploying Ethereum Apps
IN THIS PART …
Test Ethereum apps.
Debug and maintain your Ethereum apps.
Integrate legacy applications with Ethereum apps.
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