B9Lab's Projects
Demonstrates how to pass arrays to contract functions.
Our test net Ether faucet.
Require both owners confirmation using `msg.data`
Experiments on Solidity variables passed by reference.
Mini - A minimal Cosmos SDK chain template
Long exercise demonstrating the use of Cosmos SDK and Ignite CLI
Demonstrates the creation of a minimal Cosmos SDK v0.50 module
The CosmJS part of the Checkers project.
Experiment with simple CosmJS concepts
:chains: A Framework for Building High Value Public Blockchains :sparkles:
Demonstrates pre-calculation of a future contract's address.
An experiment with Geth's debug API.
The Open edX platform, the software that powers edX!
Simple example of how to transform a legacy project Web3 project to use the new EIP-1102 Web3.
Framework for Ethereum DApps
This project contains a sample eosio react application, built in our eosio free course on B9lab Academy.
You need to capture the flag, or rather to put Ether in the Flag contract without a Thief taking it before you can claim the flag.
Put money ahead of deployment.
Can you guess a future hash?
Steal those 5 Ethers.
Can you prophecise the next block's values?
Ethereum.org is a primary online resource for the Ethereum community.
Curious about blockchain development but unsure where to start? Join this hands-on workshop to learn how to deploy and test your first smart contract on Ethereum. Together, we will: cover the ins and outs of Solidity get a hands-on introduction to the Ethereum ecosystem, DApps and DAOs learn how to run an Ethereum node install, configure and use the most common Ethereum client compile, deploy, and instantiate a smart contract go through the different stages of contract deployment learn how to interact with a deployed contract What to bring: at least 1 year of experience with OOP (object-oriented programming) a laptop equipped with Chrome and 10 GB of free disk space
Demonstrates the use of events
Barebone example of Solidity and Web3.