A decentralized digital ledger that records transactions across multiple computers, ensuring security and transparency.

A decentralized platform for building DApps, enabling smart contracts through its native cryptocurrency, Ether.

A high-level programming language specifically designed for writing smart contracts on the Ethereum blockchain.

Decentralized Application; software that runs on a blockchain network, utilizing smart contracts for backend operations.

Self-executing contracts with the terms directly written into code, enabling automatic enforcement of agreements.

A unit that measures the computational work required to execute operations on the Ethereum network, influencing transaction fees.

The process of publishing a smart contract or DApp to the Ethereum blockchain for public use.

A JavaScript library that allows interaction with the Ethereum blockchain and smart contracts from web applications.

The native cryptocurrency of the Ethereum platform, used for transactions and as a means to pay for gas.

A protocol that ensures all nodes in a blockchain network agree on the state of the blockchain, maintaining its integrity.

The ability of different blockchain systems to communicate and operate with one another, enhancing functionality.

The part of DApp development focused on the user interface and experience, often using frameworks like React or Angular.

Connecting external services or systems to a DApp, allowing it to interact with other applications and data sources.

A system that records changes to code, allowing developers to track revisions and collaborate effectively.

A thorough examination of smart contracts to identify vulnerabilities and ensure they operate as intended.

A simulated blockchain environment used for deploying DApps and testing their functionality without real Ether.

The practice of securing information through techniques such as encryption, essential for blockchain security.

A software testing method that focuses on individual components of code to ensure they function correctly.

A collaborative process where developers evaluate each other's code and smart contracts for quality and security.

The capability of a blockchain network to handle an increasing number of transactions without compromising performance.

Preparing for potential issues during DApp deployment, ensuring strategies are in place to address them.

Comprehensive records of the development process, including code comments, usage guides, and integration details.

The process of verifying a user's identity, often implemented in DApps using wallets like MetaMask.

A document outlining the strategies and outcomes of deploying a DApp, including lessons learned.

A culminating showcase of the DApp developed, demonstrating features, development processes, and key insights.