Building an Ethereum Blockchain App: 8 Supply Chain Smart Contract dApp
1h 52mIntermediate2021-08-12
Authors

Michael Solomon
Security Speaker, Consultant, Trainer, Project Manager
Course details
Have you wondered how blockchain can help you create applications that offer greater transparency, traceability, efficiency, and resilience while lowering your costs? This course, eighth in a series of eleven, steps through using the smart contract code you write to create a decentralized application (dApp). This dApp uses supply chain functions. Instructor Michael Solomon explains what dApps are, then covers the payment token smart contract and the supply chain smart contract that you need for this project. He goes over the functions of both smart contracts and describes how to use and implement events. Michael discusses how, in blockchain technology, every action has an owner, which makes everything that happens on the blockchain auditable. He walks you through how to ensure security in your smart contracts, then concludes with useful information on implementing minimal functionality.
Skills covered
EthereumWeb3CryptocurrencyFinance and AccountingNetwork AdministrationEssential TrainingNetwork and System AdministrationData ScienceOpen Source
Concepts
1. Your Supply Chain Smart Contract dApp
- 01 - Designing your supply chain app
- 02 - What are dApps
- 03 - Token smart contract details
- 04 - Supply chain smart contract details
- 05 - Smart contract road map
- 06 - Token smart contract data, part 1
- 07 - Token smart contract data, part 2
- 08 - Supply chain smart contract data, part 1
- 09 - Supply chain smart contract data, part 2
- 10 - Token smart contract functions, part 1
- 11 - Token smart contract functions, part 2
- 12 - Supply chain smart contract functions, part 1
- 13 - Supply chain smart contract functions, part 2
- 14 - Using events
- 15 - Implementing events
- 16 - More on ownership
- 17 - Designing for security
- 18 - Implementing minimal functionality