Build a Blockchain & Cryptocurrency | Full-Stack Edition
Build a Blockchain & Cryptocurrency | Full-Stack Edition, available at $94.99, has an average rating of 4.54, with 139 lectures, based on 2584 reviews, and has 21110 subscribers.
You will learn about Updated for 2024: Learn how to build a blockchain and cryptocurrency from scratch from an engineer with 5+ years of industry experience. Build a complete blockchain-powered cryptocurrency from scratch. Understand and fluently converse on the core software engineering concepts behind blockchain and cryptocurrencies. Create unique blockchain-centric solutions to real work problems and business applications. Build proof-of-work based systems. Create backend Node JS servers, with an express API and full testing suite. Build server-to-server systems with real-time networking capabilities. Build frontend web applications, particularly with React JS. Deploy full-stack projects for wide use by the public. Employ software best practices and coding conventions to write clean, scalable code. This course is ideal for individuals who are This course is suited for someone who has experience in at least one programming language. This course moves through coding essentials at a quick pace. Your experience in one other language will definitely help. or Perfect for anyone who already knows a bit of JavaScript. This course is 95% JavaScript based, so any JS experience will be extremely useful. or This course is not suited for complete beginners to programming. You will find that the course moves too quickly if you’ve never coded before. However, a persistent student may be able to learn coding in this course, if that student is willing to be patient with a lot of supplemental reading and research. It is particularly useful for This course is suited for someone who has experience in at least one programming language. This course moves through coding essentials at a quick pace. Your experience in one other language will definitely help. or Perfect for anyone who already knows a bit of JavaScript. This course is 95% JavaScript based, so any JS experience will be extremely useful. or This course is not suited for complete beginners to programming. You will find that the course moves too quickly if you’ve never coded before. However, a persistent student may be able to learn coding in this course, if that student is willing to be patient with a lot of supplemental reading and research.
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Summary
Title: Build a Blockchain & Cryptocurrency | Full-Stack Edition
Price: $94.99
Average Rating: 4.54
Number of Lectures: 139
Number of Published Lectures: 138
Number of Curriculum Items: 139
Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 138
Original Price: $199.99
Quality Status: approved
Status: Live
What You Will Learn
- Updated for 2024: Learn how to build a blockchain and cryptocurrency from scratch from an engineer with 5+ years of industry experience.
- Build a complete blockchain-powered cryptocurrency from scratch.
- Understand and fluently converse on the core software engineering concepts behind blockchain and cryptocurrencies.
- Create unique blockchain-centric solutions to real work problems and business applications.
- Build proof-of-work based systems.
- Create backend Node JS servers, with an express API and full testing suite.
- Build server-to-server systems with real-time networking capabilities.
- Build frontend web applications, particularly with React JS.
- Deploy full-stack projects for wide use by the public.
- Employ software best practices and coding conventions to write clean, scalable code.
Who Should Attend
- This course is suited for someone who has experience in at least one programming language. This course moves through coding essentials at a quick pace. Your experience in one other language will definitely help.
- Perfect for anyone who already knows a bit of JavaScript. This course is 95% JavaScript based, so any JS experience will be extremely useful.
- This course is not suited for complete beginners to programming. You will find that the course moves too quickly if you’ve never coded before. However, a persistent student may be able to learn coding in this course, if that student is willing to be patient with a lot of supplemental reading and research.
Target Audiences
- This course is suited for someone who has experience in at least one programming language. This course moves through coding essentials at a quick pace. Your experience in one other language will definitely help.
- Perfect for anyone who already knows a bit of JavaScript. This course is 95% JavaScript based, so any JS experience will be extremely useful.
- This course is not suited for complete beginners to programming. You will find that the course moves too quickly if you’ve never coded before. However, a persistent student may be able to learn coding in this course, if that student is willing to be patient with a lot of supplemental reading and research.
This course has been updated! Since this course’s launch, students and even fellow udemy instructors have highlighted many of this course’s strong aspects in various reviews:
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“highly recommendable course for blockchain beginners. you can experience every aspect of blockchain mechanism with hands-on coding projects.”
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“As a fellow instructor at Udemy, this course has given me something to live up to. Just incredible. HIGHLY HIGHLY RECOMMEND.”
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“I am a beginner in programming. But I found David to be a prolific teacher. I cannot believe he is releasing this quality material for such an affordable price. Dude thank you so much! You are the best teacher I’ve ever had! Although JavaScript isn’t easy you are helping give us solid material quickly. I hate waiting ten years to hear something spicy & interesting when wanting to tackle a huge concept!”
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“The instructor has put a lot of effort to explain every operation in very detail. This course is very helpful for me to understand how react works in web browser. Thank you.”
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“Perfect! This course is a must-have for a junior developer.”
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And more…
In the updated course, you’ll find:
* A new commit-by-lecture repository to help you troubleshoot/debug every step of the way.
* Updates to fix common bugs that have been pointed out by students throughout this course’s lifetime, particularly in the frontend and deployment sections.
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Original description:
White walkers stalking you in the night? Death eaters knocking down your door?
Well, sounds like you’re looking to build a blockchain and cryptocurrency! Having your own blockchain and cryptocurrency is the number one way to get rid of threats both magical and technical!
Ok, maybe the magic part was a tiny bit exaggerated. But the technical part, not so much! The blockchain has become a magic bullet in the software world throughout the past few years. It’s proven that it has the power to revolutionize economic systems and so much more. It seems to have the power to save us all.
But the blockchain wave has only begun! There is so much untapped potential in the field for high-paying employment, and new exciting companies.
But it all starts with building a blockchain and cryptocurrency? How are you going to do that? Take this course!
Why this course specifically?
This course will teach you how to build your own blockchain and cryptocurrency from scratch. You’ll have your own full-on backend, test suite, frontend and deployment process.
It’s no denying that blockchain based systems have taken the tech and financial worlds by storm. A single bitcoin was worth $20,000 at one point in one 2017. And beyond cryptocurrencies, the potential use cases for the blockchain are truly endless. And yet the blockchain industry is still so young. So many startups waiting to, well, start up!
So it’s time to create your own unique blockchain project.Take this course to gain the foundation to do so. Other courses may teach how the blockchain works, its main concepts, or how to invest in a cryptocurrency. But this is the best resource for you to learn how to make a blockchain from scratch, and apply your own unique ideas on top of that.
In this course, you will:
Build a full on blockchain and cryptocurrency backend. Create and code blockchain objects. Implement the core logic to power the blockchain. Learn the essential concepts behind the powerful ideas of blockchain technology.
Write a full test suite and code in a test-driven manner.You will also have the chance to make your implementation truly unique. If your own code covers the test cases, your blockchain will be both unique and functional.
Create a frontend application.Your project will have a web app that will allow people from all over the world to use your blockchain and cryptocurrency. If you’re a fan of React, you’ll love the frontend part of this course.
Finally, you will deploy the project in a public environment.A lot of coding courses will take you as far as the local application. But only a select few take you to the next level. This is one of those courses. You will take publish your project. And anyone in the world will be able to use it, as long as they know your project’s url.
On top of building a full backend, testing suite, a frontend web app, and deploying the project, there are many other aspects of the course to look forward to:
A deep conceptual understanding backed by practical experience.You will see the big picture of core blockchain and cryptocurrency concepts. And those big picture concepts will be reinforced directly by building related features in code. You will find a balance of theory and practical experience in the course.
You will learn work with many technologies.Node.js, JavaScript, Express, APIs, Publish/Subscribe, React.js – all these technologies will be incorporated in the full-stack project. Don’t worry if you’re a beginner to any. Each keyword/concept will be explained – even the fundamental JavaScript. That being said, this course is best for intermediate students – anyone who knows at least one programming language already!
Software Best Practices. You will follow all the modern best practices of full-stack development. Learn the conventions of Node.js and React, and how to properly structure code and projects. As a practicing software engineer, I’ve applied the same level of care to the project course code as I would to code that I ship every day in my full-time job.
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Question(s) you may have:
What is the difference between this course and your original course on building a blockchain and cryptocurrency?
This is a remastered version of that original course. The original course does not have a frontend nor a deployment process. So many students were looking for these aspects from that first course. Well, you’ll find that here!
Plus, the refactored test-driven backend will give you the opportunity to truly create your own version of the project. The first course went with the code and core logic first. Then the tests came after. This approach does not give as much immediate freedom to implement the functions and logic in your own unique way.
Also, a lot of the blockchain logic has been improved, with additional methods and concepts! This version of the project is definitely more secure, more thorough, and more complete.
Can this course help me find employment?
Taking this course will turn you into both a software engineer, and a specialized blockchain engineer.This position is a new one in the software industry. And the demand is high. But the supply is low. So open a ton of doors by becoming an in-demand engineer with a fully deployed blockchain and cryptocurrency on your resume!
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Ultimately, this course is a learning experience like no other. It’s an opportunity to become a pioneer in such a young and promising field!
So, are you going to let this golden chance pass you by? Heck no! Join the course, and let’s get starting coding a full-on blockchain and cryptocurrency!
Course Curriculum
Chapter 1: Introduction and Getting Started
Lecture 1: Why this course? (Course Promo)
Lecture 2: The Blockchain and Cryptocurrencies – What, Why, and How
Lecture 3: Code the Blockchain in 10 minutes | Lightning Version
Lecture 4: [Required] Course Repository, Software Installation, Tips and Tricks
Lecture 5: [Optional] Mega JavaScript and Node.js Overview
Chapter 2: Blocks | The Blockchain Backend
Lecture 1: Commits for this Section
Lecture 2: Set Up the Blockchain Application
Lecture 3: Create the Block Class
Lecture 4: Create the Block Class | TDD Style
Lecture 5: The Genesis Block | Tests
Lecture 6: The Genesis Block | Code
Lecture 7: Mine Blocks
Lecture 8: Crypto Hash and SHA-256
Lecture 9: Hash in MineBlock
Lecture 10: Recap: Blocks | The Blockchain Backend
Chapter 3: The Chain | the Blockchain Backend
Lecture 1: Commits for this Section
Lecture 2: The Blockchain Class
Lecture 3: Chain Validation and Replacement Overview | Free Preview
Lecture 4: Chain Validation | Tests
Lecture 5: Chain Validation | Code
Lecture 6: Chain Replacement
Lecture 7: Stub Console Output in Tests
Lecture 8: Recap: The Chain and Proof of Work | the Blockchain Backend
Chapter 4: Proof of Work | The Blockchain Backend
Lecture 1: Commits for this Section
Lecture 2: Proof of Work and the 51% Attack
Lecture 3: Difficulty and the Nonce Value | Tests
Lecture 4: Difficulty and the Nonce Value | Code
Lecture 5: Dynamic Difficulty and the Mine Rate
Lecture 6: Adjust the Difficulty in MineBlock
Lecture 7: Improve the Proof of Work System | Average Work Script
Lecture 8: Improve the Proof of Work System | Binary hashes
Lecture 9: Prevent Difficulty Jumps
Lecture 10: Recap: Proof of Work | the Blockchain Backend
Chapter 5: API and Network | The Blockchain Backend
Lecture 1: Commits for this Section
Lecture 2: Blockchain API and Network Overview
Lecture 3: Setup Express API
Lecture 4: Post Request to Mine a Block
Lecture 5: Real-Time Messaging Network through Pub/Sub | Overview
Lecture 6: Pub/Sub Options: Redis or PubNub
Lecture 7: Install Redis
Lecture 8: Redis Publisher/Subscriber Class
Lecture 9: Install PubNub
Lecture 10: PubNub: a Non-Redis Pub/Sub Alternative
Lecture 11: Broadcast Chain
Lecture 12: Start Peers and Broadcast Chain on API Mine
Lecture 13: Sync Chain on Connect
Lecture 14: Avoid Redundant Interactions
Lecture 15: Recap: API and Network | the Blockchain Backend
Chapter 6: Wallets, Keys, and Transactions | The Cryptocurrency Backend
Lecture 1: Commits for this Section
Lecture 2: Wallets, Keys, and Transactions Overview
Lecture 3: Code Organization
Lecture 4: Create and Test Wallet Class
Lecture 5: Key Pair and Public Key Addresses
Lecture 6: Sign Data and Verifying Signatures
Lecture 7: Transaction Objects and the OutputMap | Tests
Lecture 8: Transaction Objects and the OutputMap | Code
Lecture 9: Transaction Inputs
Lecture 10: Cohesive Utility
Lecture 11: Validate Transaction
Lecture 12: Wallet Create Transaction
Lecture 13: Update Transactions with Multiple Outputs
Lecture 14: Improve the CryptoHash
Lecture 15: Transaction Update Edge Cases
Lecture 16: Recap: Wallets, Keys, and Transactions | The Cryptocurrency Backend
Chapter 7: Transaction Pool | The Blockchain and Cryptocurrency Backend
Lecture 1: Commits for This Section
Lecture 2: Transaction Pool Overview
Lecture 3: Create the Transaction Pool and Set Transactions
Lecture 4: API Transactions and Main Transaction Pool
Lecture 5: Handle Invalid Transactions
Lecture 6: Transaction Updates in the API
Lecture 7: Get Transaction Pool Map
Lecture 8: Broadcast Transaction
Lecture 9: Pubnub Set Transaction Edge Case
Lecture 10: Sync Transaction Pool Map on Connect
Lecture 11: Recap: Transaction Pool | the Blockchain Backend
Chapter 8: Mine Transactions | The Blockchain and Cryptocurrency Backend
Lecture 1: Commits for This Section
Lecture 2: Mine Transactions Overview
Lecture 3: Transaction Miner Class
Lecture 4: Grab Valid Transactions
Lecture 5: Reward Transaction
Lecture 6: Clear Blockchain Transactions
Lecture 7: Mine Transactions Endpoint
Lecture 8: Clear Recorded Transactions on Successful Replace
Lecture 9: Blockchain Balance Overview
Lecture 10: Calculate the Wallet Balance
Lecture 11: Calculate the Balance before each Transaction
Lecture 12: Wallet Balance From Recent Transaction
Lecture 13: Wallet-Info Request
Lecture 14: Validate Transaction Blocks Overview
Lecture 15: Valid Transaction Data | Tests
Lecture 16: Valid Transaction Data | Code
Lecture 17: Validate Input Balances
Instructors
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David Joseph Katz
Software Engineer
Rating Distribution
- 1 stars: 39 votes
- 2 stars: 51 votes
- 3 stars: 174 votes
- 4 stars: 751 votes
- 5 stars: 1570 votes
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