How Blockchain Transactions Work: From Initiation to Immutable Confirmation (Part 2)
A clear and expert guide to How Blockchain Transactions Work — covering how it works, why it matters for blockchain, and how it’s applied in real-world decentra
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Ethereum Name Service (ENS): Human-Readable Addresses for the Blockchain World (Part 2)
A consensus service is responsible for providing the interface to the consensus mechanism.
Bloom Filters in Blockchain: Efficient Data Structures for Faster Sync
This is another approach that has been proposed to reduce the amount of data required to be transferred between the…
Ganache (TestRPC): How to Run a Local Ethereum Blockchain for Development
Ganache is the latest addition to the plethora of development tools and libraries developed for Ethereum.
Remix IDE: The Best Browser-Based Tool for Writing Ethereum Smart Contracts
Remix is the web-based environment for the development and testing of contracts using Solidity.
Sidechains: How They Extend Blockchain Capabilities Without Slowing Main Networks (Part 2)
Sidechains can improve scalability indirectly by allowing many sidechains to run along with the main blockchain while allowing usage of…
Blockchain Scalability Challenges: Why It’s Hard and How Developers Are Solving It (Part 2)
A detailed discussion has already been carried out on scalability in , Scalability and Other Challenges; briefly, it is sufficient to say…
Hyperledger Fabric Explained: Enterprise Blockchain for Business Applications (Part 2)
A clear and expert guide to Hyperledger Fabric Explained — covering how it works, why it matters for blockchain, and how it’s applied in real-world decentralize
Applications On Blockchain: A Complete Guide to Understanding This Blockchain Concept
Fabric is simply composed of a user interface, usually written in JavaScript/HTML, that interacts…
Consensus Mechanisms: The Rules That Keep Blockchain Networks Agreed and Secure (Part 2)
Once the consensus is achieved, a smart contract execution can start and takes a number of steps, as follows: 1.