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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I've been working in (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 and on .

In this book, I will try to address most common questions asked in the 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 .

This work is sponsored by a and .

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