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The Seam
The Seam is a technology company that specializes in the cotton industry. Web3devs provide consulting services to help them understand and best utilize blockchain technology.
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Blockchain901 is a nonprofit organization focused on promoting Memphis as a blockchain and emerging technology hub. We are enthusiasts, business professionals and academics providing support, education and facilitating collaboration around the globe. Web3devs provide website, consulting, and development services for this non-profit.
Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals
Web3devs have helped to build a cryptocurrency mining platform with Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals to help raise funds for this amazing organization.
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Course Description
Students will gain the tools necessary to create and deploy Ethereum blockchain applications. Course Goals Students who complete this course successfully will: Understand the key differences between Ethereum and Bitcoin. Be familiar with the standard workflows for...
Basic Debugging Techniques for Truffle Development
Web3devs’ own Aaron Anderson gives us some advice on debugging Truffle projects for DApps using Solidity on Ethereum:
Web3devs and Blockchain901 hosting Hack Night in Memphis, TN on January 5th
web3devs and Blockchain901 are teaming up to continue their free, open-to-the-public Ethereum programming series. Over the next few months, we’re going to be holding several Hack Nights to help people put together their own dApps using a combination of Solidity smart contract programming and web development.
Web3devs contribute to the CryptoNote open source project
CryptoNote open source project web3 dev Brian noticed that some of their C++ code specific to the Mac OS platform was a little outdated and wasn’t compiling correctly on the latest version of Mac OS. He found two changes