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Hands-On Blockchain for Python Developers

Hands-On Blockchain for Python Developers - Second Edition

By : Arjuna Sky Kok
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Hands-On Blockchain for Python Developers

Hands-On Blockchain for Python Developers

By: Arjuna Sky Kok

Overview of this book

We are living in the age of decentralized fi nance and NFTs. People swap tokens on Uniswap, borrow assets from Aave, send payments with stablecoins, trade art NFTs on OpenSea, and more. To build applications of this kind, you need to know how to write smart contracts. This comprehensive guide will help you explore all the features of Vyper, a programming language designed to write smart contracts. You’ll also explore the web3.py library. As you progress, you’ll learn how to connect to smart contracts, read values, and create transactions. To make sure your foundational knowledge is strong enough, the book guides you through Ape Framework, which can help you create decentralized exchanges, NFT marketplaces, voting applications, and more. Each project provides invaluable insights and hands-on experience, equipping you with the skills you need to build real-world blockchain solutions. By the end of this book, you’ll be well versed with writing common Web3 applications such as a decentralized exchange, an NFT marketplace, a voting application, and more.
Table of Contents (27 chapters)
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Part 1:Blockchain and Smart Contract
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Part 2: Web3 and Ape Framework
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Part 3: Graphical User Interface Applications
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Part 4: Related Technologies
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Part 5: Cryptocurrency and NFT
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Part 6: Writing Complex Smart Contracts
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Part 7: Building a Full-Stack Web3 Application

Exploring DEXs

An exchange is a place where you can buy and sell stocks of companies. If you want to buy some shares of the Apple company, you can buy AAPL stocks on the exchange through applications such as Robinhood. Now, let us assume that you own a great company, and you want to expand it. You need to get capital from the public. In such a case, you can go public with an initial public offering (IPO). You can release some shares (for example, 20%) to an exchange, and people can buy the shares so that they can own some parts of your company.

This kind of exchange is centralized. There are some properties of a centralized exchange (CEX). A CEX is not up for 24 hours. Regular trading hours in the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) and the National Association of Securities Dealers Automated Quotations (Nasdaq) are from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Normal trading hours in other countries are similar or not far off. No – you cannot trade stocks on holiday!

A CEX has also geographic...

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