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Introducing Ethereum and Solidity

Directory of All Chapter References and Footnotes

compiled by Chris Dannen (Keybase 8223371585CC5FDC)

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Tips

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Quick-start

wallets

news

  • reddit.com/r/Ethereum - General news.
  • reddit.com/r/EthereumClassic - For developers working on the non-hard-fork chain.
  • reddit.com/r/EtherMining - Ether mining discussion.
  • reddit.com/r/Ethtrader - News for Ethereum traders.
  • https://www.youtube.com/user/ethereumproject

dataviz

  • EtherNodes.org: View the geographic distribution of nodes
  • EtherListen.com: Real-time transaction experience
  • For a live dashboard, try https://ethstats.net

clients

backup

restore

If you backed up your entire keystore folder, pull out the text document inside beginning with name "UTC...." If you don't have the text file, only your private key, paste your private key into a text file and save it with any name. In either case: Drop this file it into the Keystore folder in your Mist wallet account data directory. You can find this directory by selecting the Backup... option in the Mist File menu. A window will open showing your keystore folder.

vendors

  • Coinbase.com
  • Gdax
  • Kraken.com (NY residents disallowed)
  • Gemini.com
  • Bittrex.com (BTC only, no USD)
  • Bitfinex.com (NY residents disallowed)
  • Poloniex.com (BTC only, no USD; NY residents disallowed)
  • ItBit.com
  • BitStamp.com
  • BTC-e

help

ecosystem

  • b9 Lab Blockchain Education (https://www.b9lab.com/): Ethereum developer certification course
  • Ether.camp (http://ether.camp): This group built the popular EthereumJ client and is also building an integrated developer environment that is entirely web-based called “Ethereum Studio.”
  • ConsenSys (https://consensys.net): ConsenSys bills itself as a “venture studio” which takes part in large-scale consulting projects, as well as funding community development activities and open source building tools and frameworks.
  • Deloitte US (http://deloitte.com): Deloitte is a global consultancy specializing in financial audits, risk management, and financial advisory. They have partnered with ConsenSys to build a “digital bank” entirely on the Ethereum network.
  • Monax.io (formerly Eris Industries): Monax has forked the EVM and created tools and libraries for companies building permissioned blockchains. This will become an enormous development field--private corporate chains, optimized for certain use-cases--which we will return to in Chapter 9.
  • Linux Foundation + Hyperledger (http://hyperledger.org): The Hyperledger project is a collaborative effort growing out of the Linux Foundation and comprising members like IBM, Intel, Digital Asset, JPMorgan, Hitachi, and DTCC. Some of these members have indicated they will also pursue in-house Ethereum development.
  • JPMorgan (http://jpm.com): Despite its membership in at least one blockchain assortium, the bank has said it will build its own Ethereum project in-house.
  • Microsoft (http://microsoft.com): Having sponsored the 2016 Ethereum developer conference in Shanghai, it should come as no surprise that Redmond would offer Azure blockchain hosting for Ethereum chains.

gas

EVM

JS

CLI

trees

mining

compiler

solidity

ABI

DAPPS

test

tokens

faucet

explorer

videos

Chapter 1

Chapter 2

Chapter 3

Chapter 4

Chapter 5

Chapter 6

Chapter 7

Chapter 8

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Chapter 9

Chapter 10

Chapter 11