1. Blockchains.- 2. A sample DApp.- 3. A crash-course on smart contracts.- 4. Querying the network.- 5. Sending transactions.- 6. Indexing & Storage.- 7. User Onboarding.- 8. Scalability.
Santiago Palladino has been working as a professional software developer since 2005, extensively in web applications for over 10 years. He entered the Ethereum space in 2017, when he joined the OpenZeppelin team as one of the first employees. There, he worked as security researcher in several audits, and currently leads the development of open source tools and services for building Ethereum applications. He has an MSc in Computer Science (with a thesis on Operations Research) from University of Buenos Aires, where he taught Algorithms and Numerical Methods for 7 years. He has written several online articles on Ethereum development and Blockchain in general, and is one of the authors of the ZeppelinOS white paper. You can find him on Twitter @smpalladino, or Github @spalladino.
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