Learning to Blockchain

in #code5 years ago

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This is me learning to do rapid frontend development using parceljs and nodemon to enable hot reloading of changes that I make to the underlying JavaScript or HTML/CSS. This project is a little proof of concept, making a functioning Proof Of Work blockchain to run on my local machine and test things with. This is a way for me to understand the fundamental concepts of the blockchain AND make it look pretty. The colorful box is rendered using https://codepen.io/Dillo/pen/jOWaLeO - Embroidery 4. I've imported it into this project to learn from and understand the code. So far, it's going really well and I love the way it looks. Right now the pattern changes when you click a button or when the page is refreshed.

I love VSCode for how easy it makes writing good code. The extensions and code snippet functionality make it very powerful once you've set up your environment. Works flawlessly with Docker containers and has great Github integrations. I highly recommend VSCode!

I look forward to learning Solidity in a few weeks! I'll be buidling dApps in no time ;)

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It's a beautiful VS CODE setup, how did you do that ?

https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=Futs.headerpatterns

It does unfortunately trip VSCode into thinking it is corrupted, and so it becomes Unsupported as you can see in the titlebar of VSCode in those screenshots. This does not hinder my development, so I let it slide. The visual alterations are worth that consequence, for me. YMMV!