Blockchain Developer
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Blockchain Developer

Blockchain Developer- Beginner

OBJECTIVE:

 

The objective of this program is to provide participants with a comprehensive understanding of how blockchain technology works and why it has advantages over traditional Web 2.0 systems. The program will specifically focus on public blockchains like Ethereum, and participants will learn how to gather and analyze data from EthScan, a popular Ethereum blockchain explorer.

 OUTCOMES:

 

Understand the fundamental concepts of blockchain technology, including consensus mechanisms, cryptography, and distributed ledger technology.

Explain the key differences between Web 2.0 systems and blockchain technology, and articulate the advantages of using blockchain for decentralized applications (dApps).

Demonstrate knowledge of public blockchains, particularly Ethereum, and understand the role of Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) and Ether (ETH) as a native cryptocurrency.

Utilize EthScan to gather data from the Ethereum blockchain, including transaction history, smart contracts, and token transfers.

Analyze and interpret data from EthScan to gain insights into the activity, trends, and performance of the Ethereum blockchain and its dApps.

Evaluate the security, scalability, and interoperability aspects of public blockchains like Ethereum, and understand the challenges and potential solutions for blockchain adoption in various industries

 SCOPE:

 

Introduction to blockchain technology: history, concepts, and applications.

Comparison of Web 2.0 systems and blockchain technology.

Understanding public blockchains: Ethereum and its ecosystem.

Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) and Ether (ETH) as a native cryptocurrency.

Introduction to EthScan: features, functionality, and navigation.

Gathering and analyzing data from EthScan: transaction history, smart contracts, and token transfers.

Interpreting data from EthScan: trends, patterns, and insights.

Challenges and potential solutions for blockchain adoption in various industries.

 PROJECTS:

 

Participants will engage in hands-on projects to apply their learning and gain practical experience. The projects may include:

Exploring EthScan to gather data on Ethereum transactions and smart contracts, and analyzing the data to identify trends and patterns.

Conducting a case study on a specific Ethereum-based dApp using EthScan data, and evaluating its performance and impact on the blockchain ecosystem.

Creating a report on the security, scalability, and interoperability aspects of Ethereum based on data gathered from EthScan, and providing recommendations for improvement.

Developing a proposal for a new dApp on Ethereum, including the use of smart contracts and token transfers, and presenting the proposal using EthScan data to support the feasibility and potential of the dApp.

Blockchain Developer- Advance

 

OBJECTIVE:

 

The objective of this program is to provide participants with a comprehensive understanding of the Truffle Framework and how it can be used to implement fully decentralized applications (dApps). Participants will learn how to design, develop, and deploy dApps using Truffle, with a specific focus on building DEX or DeFi applications.

 

OUTCOMES:

 

Understand the fundamental concepts of blockchain technology, including smart contracts, decentralized consensus, and dApps.

Explain the architecture and components of the Truffle Framework, and understand how it can be used for dApp development.

Design and develop dApps using Truffle, including writing and deploying smart contracts, building user interfaces, and integrating with external APIs.

Implement decentralized exchanges (DEX) or decentralized finance (DeFi) applications using Truffle, including functionalities such as token swapping, liquidity provision, and yield farming.

Apply best practices for dApp development, including security considerations, testing, and debugging using Truffle tools and frameworks.

Understand the deployment process for dApps on various blockchain networks, and manage the deployment and upgrade process using Truffle.

SCOPE:

 

Introduction to blockchain technology: concepts, architecture, and applications.

Overview of the Truffle Framework: features, components, and workflow.

Setting up the development environment with Truffle: installation, configuration, and project setup.

Writing and deploying smart contracts using Truffle: Solidity language, contract structure, and deployment process.

Building user interfaces for dApps using Truffle: web3.js, React, or other relevant frameworks.

Implementing DEX or DeFi applications using Truffle: token swapping, liquidity provision, yield farming, and other relevant functionalities.

Testing and debugging dApps using Truffle tools and frameworks: Ganache, Mocha, and other relevant tools.

Best practices for dApp development with Truffle: security considerations, code organization, and documentation.

Deployment and upgrade process for dApps on various blockchain networks using Truffle.

 

PROJECTS:

 

Participants will engage in hands-on projects to apply their learning and gain practical experience in implementing dApps using the Truffle Framework. The projects may include:

Building a basic dApp using Truffle, including writing and deploying a smart contract, and developing a user interface to interact with the smart contract.

Implementing a decentralized exchange (DEX) using Truffle, including functionalities such as token swapping, order book management, and transaction handling.

  • Developing a DeFi application using Truffle, including functionalities such as liquidity provision, yield farming, and governance mechanisms.
  • Testing and debugging a dApp using Truffle tools and frameworks, and analyzing the results to identify and fix potential issues.

Deploying a dApp on a testnet or a public blockchain network using Truffle, and managing the deployment and upgrade process.