
What will you build?
1) You will build a peer-to-peer system from scratch
2) You will secure the system with a day-to-day practical cryptography
3) You will implement Bitcoin and Ethereum backend components
4) You will write unit tests and integration tests for all core components


Follow the story of a software developer who is looking to revolutionize his local bar by implementing blockchain technology for its payment system.

Build a Blockchain from Scratch in Go


If you're new to smart contract development and looking to get started on the Polygon network, this guide is an excellent resource to have. It provides clear and concise steps on how to create and deploy a smart contract using GetBlock endpoints, Metamask, and Remix. The tutorial is easy to follow and provides preparatory steps to ensure a smooth deployment process.
The best part is that you can test your smart contract using the Polygon test network, allowing you to experiment and learn without any risk. The guide's community of Web3 developers is always available to chat and answer any questions you may have.


This guide provides a step-by-step tutorial on how to create and deploy a smart contract on the Polygon test network using GetBlock endpoints, a virtual wallet (Metamask), and Remix.

Deploy a Smart Contract on Polygon using GetBlock


I don’t know about you dear reader, but I hate reading research papers. They are overly complex, introduce inhuman scribbles called “scientific notation” and are pain to read. So, I won’t go through Ethereum yellow paper, but rather we’ll go deep into go-ethereum - Ethereum execution client implementation in Go language.

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