Proficiency in Solidity
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Cosmos and Stellar


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2018-09-27 09:00:00
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THIS IS A LIVE, IN-PERSON, DEVELOPER-LED COURSE FOR A SMALL GROUP OF PARTICIPANTS -we keep it interactive
-trainer will provide personal guidance to all delegates
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WHAT YOU WILL LEARN

-fundamentals of blockchain technology

-solid foundation and proficiency of Solidity that will allow you to work with smart contracts and develop token launches as well as DApps

-understanding of the Cosmos Blockchain concept and model

-ability to code DApps on Cosmos

-BONUS: Introduction to Stellar Payments Network

PREREQUISITES:

-basic familiarity with coding

-basic knowledge of Javascript

SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS

Ubuntu 14 or 16, or if not possible VirtualBox with an Ubuntu 14 or 16 (16 recommended)

UNIQUE BENEFITS:

1) 1.5 days of theory and practical coding in Solidity – perfect to get you started in developing DApps

2) UNIQUE TO THIS COURSE: half a day of theory and practice on the Cosmos Network – the internet of different blockchains.  This is the future and the next level of blockchain technology.

3) BONUS: Intro to Stellar Payments network – one of the most promising payment protocols, supported by IBM and Deloitte among others

useful links

ETHEREUM

https://www.ethereum.org/

COSMOS

https://cosmos.network/

https://github.com/cosmos/cosmos

https://www.reddit.com/r/cosmosnetwork/

STELLAR

https://www.stellar.org/

Training more developers is the biggest bottleneck in the ecosystem.

Jimmy Song - Venture Partner at Blockchain Capital LLC and world-renown blockchain developer
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TRAINER

Sebastien Jehanyour instructor

Sébastien Jehan is a veteran software architect specialized in financial markets.  Sebastien has an extensive career having worked as a technology expert and senior architect in the IT, telco, oil and gas, energy and financial services sectors.

His first run-in with digital cash and cryptocurrencies began back in 2009 and since then he has launched 3 different companies focused on blockchain technology.

A well-known expert of Ethereum and Solidity, as well as new developments such as the Cosmos Network and Stellar, Sebastien currently runs Rockchain.org, a business focused on data privacy on blockchain.

…developers with expertise in blockchain technology can command salaries of around $10,000 to $15,000 a month in Switzerland, equivalent to $120,000 to $180,000 a year…

Thomas Bertani - CEO of Eidoo and Oraclize
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NEWS

ARTICLES

How Will a $100 Mln Grant Help Ethereum Scale?

Joseph Young

On Feb. 16, six large-scale Blockchain projects OmiseGo, Cosmos, Golem, Maker and Raiden, that have completed successful multi-million dollar initial coin offerings (ICOs) last year, along with Japanese venture capital firm Global Brain have created the Ethereum Community Fund (ECF), to fund projects and businesses within the Ethereum ecosystem.

The ECF will begin with $100 mln, likely raised by the six Blockchain projects. Some members of the Ethereum Foundation including Ethereum creator Vitalik Buterin plan to advise the fund.

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Read the full article at Cointelegraph: How Will a $100 Mln Grant Help Ethereum Scale?

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IBM and Stellar Are Launching Blockchain Banking Across Multiple Countries

Jeff John Roberts

In a breakthrough for payments technology, IBM and a network of banks have begun using digital currency and blockchain software to move money across borders throughout the South Pacific.

The significance of the news, which IBM announced on Monday, is that merchants and consumers will be able to send money to another country in near real-time, accelerating a payments process that typically takes days.

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Read the full article at Fortune: IBM and Stellar Are Launching Blockchain Banking Across Multiple Countries

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IBM Backed DLT Platforms Could Outperform The Ethereum Network – Stellar (XLM), INS, ArcBlock (ABT)

Ross Peili

…Besides Dubai’s economy, IBM is responsible for Walmarts’ Food Safety, Northern Trust’s Private Equity, and SecureKey’s Trusted Identities. They’re also playing a major role in the construction of the first fully IoT based smart city on the planet in Singapore during the next decade.

As like all that is not enough, IBM showed an interest towards the crypto sphere as well, backing several really interesting and innovative ideas and platforms that many of you shall be already familiar with. Let’s start with Stellar (XLM).

Stellar is a very well accepted project in the crypto scene and if you read our latest article on it you’ll quickly understand why.

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Read the full article at The Independant Republic: IBM Backed DLT Platforms Could Outperform The Ethereum Network – Stellar (XLM), INS, ArcBlock (ABT)

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IBM’s Stellar Move: Tech Giant Uses Cryptocurrency in Cross-Border Payments

Michael del Castillo
Big Blue is making what could be considered its first public foray into cryptocurrency.

In the kind of unveiling that can only come before one of the biggest events in global finance, IBM is revealing today at Sibos 2017 the results of a partnership with blockchain startup Stellar in which it successfully settled real transactions using the company’s custom cryptocurrency, lumens.

Perhaps the platform’s most distinguishing characteristic, however, is that the project showcases how private and public blockchain technologies are increasingly being used in tandem. While IBM’s blockchain solutions are designed to complete much of the workflow around transaction clearing, the actual settlement will be conducted using Stellar’s blockchain.

 In this case, Stellar’s lumen serves to digitally connect fiat currencies, allowing for nearly instant exchange without the consumer or buyer ever touching the cryptocurrency itself.
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Read the full article at Coindesk: IBM’s Stellar Move: Tech Giant Uses Cryptocurrency in Cross-Border Payments
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The Lack of Blockchain Talent is Becoming An Industry Concern

Michael del Castillo

The alleged lack of available talent for blockchain industry jobs was high on the agenda at the DTCC’s Fintech Symposium, held at the Grand Hyatt in New York City yesterday.

There, executives from a wide range of companies took turns addressing an audience of several hundred financial industry executives to express their concern about what they believe is a problem preventing wider growth and use of the technology.

The issue came to a head following remarks by DTCC CEO Mike Bodson, who listed the lack of qualified blockchain professionals as among his company’s top industry concerns.

 

Read the full article at Coindesk: The Lack of Blockchain Talent is Becoming An Industry Concern

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3 ways organizations are dealing with the blockchain developer shortage

Ignacio De Marco

Industry juggernauts IBM, Mastercard, and JP Morgan Chase – among many others – are exploring blockchain initiatives. It’s one of the most in-demand positions for consulting firms like Deloitte and Accenture, both of which have focused extensively on blockchain in the past few years.

Add to that the hundreds of blockchain-based startups emerging around the world, and it’s clear why there’s a serious shortage of hireable blockchain developers.

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Read the full article at Venturebeat: 3 ways organizations are dealing with the blockchain developer shortage

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Massive Shortage in Blockchain Developers Due to ICOs

2017 has been a year for cryptocurrencies with massive rises in bitcoin obviously being the main talking point, as well as the explosion in the number of initial coin offerings (ICOs) that are taking place.

2017 has been a year for cryptocurrencies with massive rises in bitcoin obviously being the main talking point, as well as the explosion in the number of initial coin offerings (ICOs) that are taking place.

Many startups are now seeing this crowdfunding approach as they forward and they are issuing their own tokens in order to raise funds for their projects

However, as a result of this growth, there has been a massive shortage when it comes to developers who have experience and skill when it comes to blockchain development.

The CEO for a leading blockchain startup in Switzerland, Eidoo today talked about how frustrating it is trying to find the right people with the right skillsets for the jobs at hand.”

 

Read the full article at Blockdiscover: Massive Shortage in Blockchain Developers Due to ICOs

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When I came up with Ethereum, my first first thought was, ‘Okay, this thing is too good to be true.’ As it turned out, the core Ethereum idea was good – fundamentally, completely sound.

 

 

Vitalik Buterin - founder of Ethereum
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MARKET OVERVIEW

WHAT THE EXPERTS ARE SAYINGWHERE IS THE MARKET HEADED?

2018: Another Growth Year for Blockchain

Think 2017 was a fluke? Not according to blockchain advisor Oliver Bussmann who makes the case next year will see further growth.

Oliver Bussmann is founder and managing partner at Bussmann Advisory, the president of not-for-profit Crypto Valley Association and former group CIO and managing director at UBS.

 

“2017 was a year of tremendous growth for blockchain, though not in the expected ways.

At the beginning of this year, I and others predicted that 2017 would be the year that blockchain moved from proof-of-concepts into production. We did see some notable successes in this regard.

Ripple became a fully operational platform with over 100 members and payment volumes in the billions, and industries began to form blockchain business networks, for example, the Digital Trade Chain consortium (DTC) in trade finance.”

 

Read the full article at Coindesk: 2018: Another Growth Year for Blockchain

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Blockchain Brain Drain Is About More Than Money

The next-generation of financial technologists will want more from corporations and businesses, argues ex-CME digitization lead Sandra Ro.

Sandra Ro is managing partner and COO at startup UWINCorp and a former head of digitization for U.S. derivatives giant CME Group, where she spearheaded blockchain and cryptocurrency efforts.

 

“Today, there is already a growing movement of traditional financial executives leaving for opportunities in the blockchain and cryptocurrency sector, but it’s a growing trend that is about much more than money.

Many people want a mission and purpose in life that aligns with their own ideals, and most corporations are simply divorced from any kind of true to mission to solve social problems or help communities in a meaningful way as a part of doing business.”

 

Read the full article at Coindesk: Blockchain Brain Drain Is About More Than Money

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Bitcoin’s Real Bottleneck

Bitcoin’s markets may be booming but it’s the network’s rare development talent that may be most valuable says Ariel Deschapell.

Ariel Deschapell is a full-stack javascript developer teaching at the Ironhack coding bootcamp, and a Henry Hazlitt fellow in Digital Development at the Foundation for Economic Education.

 

“For the fourth time, Scaling Bitcoin brought together academics, developers and entrepreneurs from across the blockchain ecosystem, many of whom have been in the thick of cryptocurrency ideas and development for years…

…one way or another all participants did agree on a single, much wider, and more fundamental concern for scaling this still nascent ecosystem: a drought of quality developer talent.”

 

Read the full article at Coindesk: Bitcoin’s Real Bottleneck

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Public Blockchains’ Lure Will Become Irresistible for Enterprises in 2018

Decentralized public blockchains are the only way enterprises will commit to digitizing services in an interoperable manner, says EY’s Paul Brody.

Paul Brody is a principal and global innovation leader for blockchain technology at EY.

 

“Say what you will about Cryptokitties, but the app does something today that nearly all enterprise blockchains still cannot: exchange one item of value, a cryptokitty, for another item of value, ether.

That item of value may be silly (a digital kitten), but to those who care about them, it’s really enough.

More importantly, the entire contract and transaction, including the exchange of product, takes place on the ethereum blockchain. At EY, our hypothesis is that this kind of low-friction, closed-loop economic transaction is, in fact, the ultimate end game for most enterprise blockchain aspirations.”

 

Read the full article at Coindesk: Public Blockchains’ Lure Will Become Irresistible for Enterprises in 2018

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Enterprise Blockchain Is Ready to Go Live in 2018

2018 will be the year enterprise blockchain goes live and businesses can move from experimenting to production, says Oracle’s Mark Rakhmilevich.

Mark Rakhmilevich is Senior Director of Blockchain Product Management at Oracle. He’s working on Oracle Blockchain Cloud Service and guides enterprises, ISVs, and SIs in building blockchain applications and integrating enterprise systems with this platform.

 

“Talk to enterprise blockchain enthusiasts and they will tell you about the potential use cases in their industries and the proofs-of-concept they have run to prove blockchain value in the enterprise.

Ask them about production deployments… and they demur, pointing out implementation challenges and production-readiness gaps.

Will this change in 2018 and will we see a significant shift from experimentation to production deployments of enterprise blockchains?”

 

Read the full article at Coindesk: Enterprise Blockchain Is Ready to Go Live in 2018

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5 Blockchain Developments Coming in 2018

What’s in store for blockchains in 2018? Infosys’s Peter Loop offers a diverse selection of forecasts for the year ahead.

Peter Loop is associate vice president and senior principal technology architect at Infosys, where he focuses on delivering enterprise cryptocurrency and blockchain ledger technologies, API management and cloud migration of enterprise systems.

 

“During the course of 2017, we saw big technology players making moves in blockchain.

In addition to Microsoft and IBM, Oracle announced in October a new cloud-based blockchain-as-a-service offering, while SAP opened up early access to its own version of the offering in May. With these updates, and others, it’s safe to say that Fortune 500 companies are now pairing with providers to explore blockchain’s uses in their businesses

These are examples of the type of adoption and validity we expected to see in 2017, but even these positive developments can still be considered scratching the surface.”

 

Read the full article at Coindesk: 5 Blockchain Developments Coming in 2018

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Ethereum has taken what was a four-function calculator of a programming language in Bitcoin and turned it into a full-fledged computer.

 

Fred Ehrsam - co-founder of Coinbase
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