Java meets the blockchain with the Aion Virtual Machine, from the Aion Foundation. Take advantage of the vast Java ecosystem and build smart contracts directly in Java, with all the maturity of the JVM. The Aion Virtual Machine supports Maven and IntelliJ plugins and can run all transactions concurrently.
It can be difficult to sort between the hype and the real potential of blockchain. In this article, Dr. Srinath Perera and his colleagues take a systematic approach to evaluate the technology.
What solutions become possible with the integration of blockchain technology into the Web 3.0 features? In this article, Premjith Purushotham shares his thoughts on what the combination of those technologies can offer to private data protection.
Blockchain is the technology that has taken the world over by storm and DevOps is the practice that’s becoming the norm in the software development industry. But what would the one have to offer to the other? In this article, Aditya S explains how blockchain and DevOps make an intriguing pair!
The 13th project from Hyperledger is here. It’s neither a blockchain nor an application: it’s Hyperledger Aries. This new infrastructure is currently under incubation and aims to be an interface layer for creating and signing secure peer-to-peer blockchain transactions.
How do rational actors with incentives to exploit the system behave in an open source, open entry environment? That is a rather tricky challenge to overcome when developing blockchains and Zaki Manian has some handy advice.
Hyperledger Iroha, the open-source, distributed ledger reached its 1.0 milestone release which is also its first production-ready version. This release comes with a list of interesting features including support for YAC Consensus and fully operational multisignature. Let’s take a closer look.
How do Java and the blockchain fit together? The BloxBean project released Aion4j, a set of Java development tools and frameworks that will help developers build smart contracts using the Aion Virtual Machine. Their proposed goals include increasing the productivity and confidence of smart contract developers.
How do you incorporate blockchain technology into your daily life? In this article, Jimmy Zhong, CEO of IOST, the application-friendly, next generation public blockchain infrastructure, guides you through DApp development and adoption. Move past the learning curve!
Blockchain’s substantial successes shouldn’t obscure the upcoming challenges it will face. Glenn Mariën goes over some of these issues that keep him up at night, from public buy-in to diversifying the blockchain developer pipeline.
How can you find a blockchain developer who has the potential and talent to serve your organization? To make things easier for you, here is a guide on some significant questions you should be asking your prospective blockchain developer.
As the blockchain industry heads towards a greater state of maturity, there is no longer a myopic focus on the technological front, but a keen realization that mainstream acceptance has to be accelerated based on engagement and awareness. In this article, Edison Lim, Application Lead at Zilliqa, explains why the view further down the road will greatly depend on the path we take now.
In this article, Phil Zamani, Chairman and CEO of the AERGO Foundation, and co-CEO at Blocko Inc. explains the value of blockchain technology to the average consumer. It might not be the “new internet”, but it is still just as revolutionary. See how blockchain is paving the road.
Blockchain is rapidly becoming the technological darling in the worlds of FinTech and established finance alike. In this session, Eoin Woods gives an overview of blockchain fundamentals as well as how to create an application that uses Java enterprise technology with Ethereum’s blockchain.
