he/him
Retired Captain at Bangladesh Army | Machine Learning & Blockchain Enthusiast | Researcher
less than 1 minute read
Published:
Congratulations! You have come a long way. We completed up to StableCoin contract brief description. In this part, we will dive deep into the functions of the StableCoin contract.
You can find all the parts of the article in the following links: …
Read more in medium
less than 1 minute read
Published:
Today, we are going to build and deploy a decentralized application in under 20 minutes. If you are new to blockchain development like me, this tutorial is for you. I presume you already know what blockchain is, what the components of the blockchain are, and how the chain system works. You also have some idea about the difference between the Bitcoin network and the Ethereum network. In simple terms, using the Bitcoin network, you can only buy, sell or transfer Bitcoin (cryptocurrency) to another wallet, whereas, in the Ethereum network, you can buy, sell, and exchange Ether (cryptocurrency) as well as develop your decentralized application and deploy it. You can read about all these concepts in detail with a simple Google search. Now, let’s dive into the development. …
less than 1 minute read
Published:
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer just a futuristic concept – it’s a transformative force reshaping industries, solving complex problems, and sparking new ways of thinking. From revolutionizing healthcare with biomolecular modelling to making education more accessible and personalized, 2024 has been another groundbreaking year for AI research. But what truly stands out this year is how researchers address AI’s most significant challenges: explainability, ethical concerns, and adaptability to real-world problems. …
less than 1 minute read
Published:
Hopefully, this will be the last part of the study of the stablecoin smart contract. We have come a long way, starting from mapping among the abstract contracts, interfaces, and contracts to detailed descriptions of each contract’s function. Now, we are left with some critical functions of the contract StableCoin. In this section, we will complete the study of the codes.
less than 1 minute read
Published:
It feels great to start writing part three. In the previous part, we started discussing the ERC20Upgradeable contract. After the initial summary description, we dived deep into the internal functions and completed up to _burn () function. In this section, we will continue with the rest of the functions. …