by Brian Wentzloff | Sep 17, 2018 | Blog
The WyoHackathon was a highly anticipated hackathon where participants were tasked with building a fully functional blockchain-related product in one weekend. More than 300 software developers from all over the world formed 30 teams to compete for a number of prizes....
by Aaron Anderson | Jul 11, 2018 | Blog
What to Expect when your Smart Contract is Audited: The Auditor’s Story Considering a Smart Contract Audit?As a smart contract auditor, I’m trying to make sure your contract is secure against Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) level attacks. Those are the kinds of attacks...
by Brian Wentzloff | Jul 6, 2018 | Blog
The terms “cryptocurrency”, “coin”, and “token” tend to be thrown around pretty interchangeably. In a lot of cases, a coin and a token don’t seem any different at all. If you log into your favorite cryptocurrency exchange, they will be all mixed together in a giant...
by Brian Wentzloff | Jul 3, 2018 | Blockchain Consulting, Blog
I have a confession to make. The conspiracy theorists are going to run wild with this one. The truth is my father worked in the banking industry (I promise I’m not some establishment plant sent to infiltrate the blockchain industry… isn’t that what an establishment...
by Brian Wentzloff | Dec 21, 2017 | Blog
Truffle is a very new framework for building ÐApps and debugging can be a little more difficult than just googling StackOverflow. To save you hours of cursing and table flipping, here is a list of debugging techniques that you should always try first. Web3devs’...
by Brian Wentzloff | Dec 20, 2017 | Blog
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...
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