Why a Freelancer's Smart Contract?

I began my career building software for companies as a freelancer in my teens back in the late 90s. It was the best, or worst of times depending on how you see it. Apart from honing my development skills, I learned how to price my service and negotiate terms of payments so that I would be paid in stages as I delivered codes. These were skills I kept dear and near till today.

Motivation

This series of tutorial documents my process of building an Ethereum faucet on the Ropsten Testnet. This is the 4th article of the series and it explains the codes behind the Faucet Web App. The Faucet Web App allows requesters to provide their Wallet address to let the faucet dish out free ETH to them.

Motivation

This series of tutorial documents my process of building an Ethereum faucet on the Ropsten Testnet. This is the 3rd article of the series and it explains the codes behind the JSON Web Service. The JSON Web Service performs the role of dishing out free ETH when the requester provides his Ethereum wallet address and the number of ETHs he wishes to receive.

Motivation

This series of tutorial documents my process of building an Ethereum faucet on the Ropsten Testnet. This is the 2nd article of the series and it explains how the Faucet Smart Contract works.

Motivation

This is the last of the 5 articles I wrote to explain how an end-to-end Balloting system on Ethereum might work. In this segment, I will explain the codes behind the Voting module of the DApp. 

This is the 4th of 5 articles to explore the development of an end-to-end Balloting system on Ethereum. In this article, I will explain the codes behind the Ballot Management module of the DApp. 

Do check back often as I work on the rest of the articles in this series.

This is the 3rd of 5 articles to explore the development of an end-to-end Balloting system on Ethereum. In this article, I will demonstrate how the voting DApp works. This is a demonstration you can try.

Do check back often as I work on the rest of the articles in this series.

This is the 2nd of 5 articles to explore the development of an end-to-end Balloting system on Ethereum. In this article, i will walk through the codes the Balloting system's Smart Contract, Ballot.sol. Do check back often as I work on them.

Voting is one of the most popular example to illustrate the potentials of Blockchain and Smart Contracts. As a use case, it is well aligned to the unique propositions of Blockchain technology. Here's my attempt at developing an end-to-end Balloting system on Ethereum.

This will be the first in the series of 5 articles. Do check back often as I work on them.