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Intro to Blockchain and Smart Contracts

Intro to Blockchain and Smart Contracts
In this course you will learn about the Blockchain and how to build Ethereum decentralized applications. The power of Blockchain apps is no central authority and verified transactions among untrusted parties. We will do a walkthrough on how to write your own smart contract. Our instructors have in depth industry experience developing highly scalable applications at Microsoft Research, NASA, Microsoft, Cisco and many startups. We have hosted workshops for Stanford University, CNN Money, Dev Bootcamp, General Assembly and many startups. Note: Although these courses are offered from 5:30pm – 6:30pm ET, we can also offer alternative times that could be taken in-person or online remotely. Learn more about Pan at pan.wangperawong.com. Any questions contact Pan on Twitter: @itspanw.
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