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Friday, February 23 • 9:00am - 11:00am
Training: Ethereum Smart Contract workshop

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This 2-hour workshop for developers will be conducted by Blockmatics. 
About the Ethereum Smart Contract workshop


This 2-hour workshop for developers will be conducted by Blockmatics. Get started programming Smart Contracts on the Ethereum blockchain with this hands-on workshop.


The topic of blockchains and digital currency has exploded over the past 18 months. As proof, the total market cap for cyrptocurrencies surpassed $100 billion in July 2017. With global enterprises from Walmart to JP Morgan, IBM, Microsoft and more all getting involved, the need for experienced programmers for these veteran and newly minted companies alike is growing at an unfillable rate.


Experienced blockchain developers demand big salaries. What types of developer positions are out there? Check out this Coindesk article.


Want to get into Ethereum coding but don't know where to start? In this workshop, you'll learn what a smart contract is, the programming language Solidity, and then write and deploy your first smart contract. Programming will be on a web-based IDE named Remix.


Workshop Agenda:
  • Introduction to Ethereum and Smart Contracts
  • Interactive demo of a smart contract use-case [Etherisc Insurance Dapp]
  • Install and setup Metamask
  • Overview of the Remix IDE
  • Introduction to Solidity syntax, keywords and expressions
  • Solidity features: modifiers, fallback functions, events
  • Writing a lottery smart contract
  • Deploying and interacting with smart contract


Prerequisites:
Previous programming experience is required. Some familiarity of JavaScript is ideal, but other programming experience is sufficient too.


Requirements: Laptop, Chrome browser (with ability to install plugins).

Speakers
avatar for Solomon Lederer

Solomon Lederer

Co-founder, Blockmatics
Solomon Lederer, Ph.D., got his doctorate in distributed and ad-hoc sensor networks where he came up with novel ways for networks to self organize. He went on to apply his research into developing new wireless networks for the U.S. Air Force. He then moved into developing computer... Read More →


Friday February 23, 2018 9:00am - 11:00am CST
Addison Conference and Theatre Centre 15650 Addison Rd, Addison, TX 75001, USA