Blockchains operate as a shared computer where resources are limited and network latency requires asynchronous programming, unlike scalable cloud computing.
Blockchains provide an immutable ledger for industries like pharma and supply chain to ensure data integrity and transparency for regulatory compliance.
NFTs can represent unique assets like event tickets to control secondary markets, while fractionalization makes high-value assets like real estate more accessible.
Blockchains can reduce costs for fintech micropayments, enable instant cross-border settlements, and eliminate counterparty risk through atomic swaps.
Algorand's developer tools meet developers where they are by enabling smart contract creation using familiar languages like Python and TypeScript.
A step-by-step demonstration shows how to use the Algokit CLI to initialize, configure, build, and deploy a Python-based smart contract to a local network.
The Lora explorer tool helps developers understand complex, multi-party atomic transactions by visualizing the flow of calls and assets instead of parsing raw logs.
26:13John Woods
49:10Chris Heilmann, Daniel Cranney & Marco Podien
49:10Chris Heilmann, Daniel Cranney & Marco Podien
31:07John Woods, Arthur Breitman & Vicktoria Klich
50:36Brian Whippo
51:01John Woods
28:50Ed Marquez
28:57Jonan Scheffler
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Jobs that call for the skills explored in this talk.
CONTIAMO GMBH
Berlin, Germany
youdidIT for projects at European Commission/European Patent Office
ALLOHOUSTON
Paris, France