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Cryptocurrency Application Development

Talkat DevCamp 2019 · on Friday, 2019-08-16· [frontend-architecture]
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Built a cross‑platform wallet called Phoenix in a single monorepo using Angular+Electron for desktop and React Native for mobile, with a shared NPM library BurstJS managed by Lerna. Wallet derives accounts from a passphrase, signs transactions client‑side and broadcasts them; CI with Travis runs builds, tests and nightly releases, library tests hit ~93% coverage. Demo shows publishing a Java smart contract to the Burst testnet (activation fee set, execution cost 4, timeout 1440 minutes); deployment takes several blocks but the contract deploys and responds as expected.

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  1. 0:00Introduction to speakers
  2. 1:04About the presenters
  3. 2:07Talk overview and goals
  4. 2:50Blockchain basics explained
  5. 5:02Burstcoin and its features
  6. 6:06Burstcoin community timeline
  7. 6:49Speakers' crypto journey
  8. 8:33Starting the Phoenix wallet project
  9. 10:01Project goals and naming
  10. 10:48Code reuse and mono repo
  11. 11:51Cross-platform architecture
  12. 12:34Blockchain interaction layer
  13. 13:15Lessons from shared NPM library
  14. 15:41Live demo introduction
  15. 16:25Checking account balance
  16. 17:08TypeScript integration benefits
  17. 19:57Modern tooling and CI pipeline
  18. 21:39Automated release process
  19. 23:01Crypto app login differences
  20. 24:04Passphrase and account generation
  21. 25:08Sending transactions explained
  22. 27:53Smart contracts introduction
  23. 28:15What are smart contracts
  24. 30:43Smart contract use cases
  25. 32:08Burstcoin smart contract features
  26. 32:50Smart contract limitations
  27. 33:54Live smart contract deployment
  28. 37:26Deploying the hello contract
  29. 40:13Contract deployment process
  30. 41:20Smart contract transaction flow
  31. 42:04Closing remarks and Q&A
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