Tag: enterprise blockchain

As a developer advocate over at Chainstack, I’ve worked closely with both developers who are creating on top of Ethereum, and the support has been great. It helps that Ethereum has a great developer community.

Building on top of Ethereum has never been easier. Frameworks such as the ever-popular Truffle-suite and Embark make it very easy for developers to quickly deploy contracts and interact with them. These frameworks, unfortunately, are best suited for testing and experimentation.

In part 2 of the Trust Trilogy, I ended with the promise of larger ecosystems and markets made possible through a simple mind-shift, where collaboration is the norm and the blockchain is the default trusted execution environment.

This guide is intended for anyone interested in experimenting with Quorum. It is an introduction to deploying contracts and sending both public and private Quorum transactions using the web3.js library.

In part 1 of the Trust Trilogy, I took a sweeping view of the evolution of trust and what it means today for all of us. I tried to establish the unique and powerful nature of blockchain as a ‘controllable trust interface’ and touched lightly upon what it means for businesses.

As blockchain technology matures, protocol iterations continue to evolve in response to a growing community. Although distributed ledger technology first emerged as public infrastructure, several of its founding principles fail to meet enterprise requirements.