Beginner's Series to Blockchain

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Beginner's Series to Blockchain

Overview

This repository supports the Beginner's Series to Blockchain. The goal of this series is to explain and demonstrate the foundations of blockchain principles. Blockchain has been one of the most exciting emerging technologies in the past decade, and will continue to be a significant technology for the next decade to come. This series is for everyone, no matter what your career or academic background is. Experience with some level of programming in a language like C++, Java, or Python would be helpful but is absolutely not required.

What you'll learn about in this series

History of blockchain
Evolution of cryptocurrency
Blockchain nodes
Mining
Consensus algorithms
Blockchain use cases
Bitcoin
Ethereum
Solidity
Smart contracts
OpenZeppelin
Azure Solutions

Next steps

If you want to follow along with the course, you can try out the demos on your own with the contract example in this repository, and the resources shared below.

Helpful resources

To continue your learning, you can refer to the following resources:

Microsoft specific

External resources

Contributing

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