Antelope Smart Contract Developer's Handbook
  • Introduction
  • How an Antelope blockchain works
    • How nodeos works
    • Life cycle of a transaction
  • Smart contract architecture
    • Under the hood of a smart contract
    • Smart contract memory
  • Design guidelines
    • Smart contract security
    • Data design
    • Performance optimization
    • Customizing the Antelope software
  • Random number generators
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Last updated 1 year ago

I've been working in Antelope (former EOSIO) blockchain space since the EOS mainnet launch. During this time, I met a great number of wonderful people, and we have run some interesting projects together. As a software engineer and an open source enthusiast, I've always tried to share as much knowledge as possible, and this has led to a number of publications in my blog and on GitHub.

In this book, I will try to address most common questions asked in the Antelope Developers chat and give my recommendations on designing the smart contracts and blockchain applications.

While talking to many software developers, I found out that the most missing thing in Antelope/EOSIO is the understanding of the big picture. Basically, how stuff works. I will try to cover that as much as possible as this topic is of interest on all levels of blockchain businesses: business owners, software architects, developers, and server administrators.

This is the first edition of the book. Additional topics to be covered in the second edition are listed on GitHub.

This work is sponsored by a Pomelo grant and direct grant from the ENF.

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