Ash Tewari

Presentations

Getting started with Blockchain

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Washington DC – May 2019 In this session, we will introduce you to the world of Blockchain technology. We will start with the fundamentals and explain the characteristics and use cases of Blockchains and Decentralized applications. We will explain public Blockchains as well as permissioned Blockchains – with examples from Ethereum and Hyperledger. You will learn how to create a private blockchain to get started. You will learn about Ethereum and how to program Smart Contracts for Ethereum Blockchain. We will also share best practices for secure and effective Smart Contracts development. Image Credit: Davidstankiewicz, Blockchain Illustration 2, CC BY-SA 4.0

TRINUG – Programming Smart Contracts on Ethereum Blockchain

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TRINUG – Main Meeting : Programming Smart Contracts on Ethereum Blockchain – August 2018 In this session, Ash will introduce you to the world of Blockchain programming. You will learn about Ethereum and how to program Smart Contracts for Ethereum Blockchain. You will learn how to deploy and test your Contracts on a public Ethereum Testnet. Ash will share best practices for Smart Contract development. You will be able to participate in a hands-on walk-through in the latter half of the session.

Universal Apps

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The story of Windows Universal Apps is the result of advancements in three areas: The platform convergence between Windows 8.1 and Windows Phone 8.1 The (ongoing) unification of Windows and Windows Phone stores. Shared Projects and other enhancements in Visual Studio 2013 Update 2 to support cross-platform development. I have written about my experience in converting an existing Windows 8 app, CensusMapper, to a Universal App on the AIS Blog. Read the article here. I have also created another Universal App, LRMS, using Windows App Studio. This app is available in both Windows and Windows Phone Stores. I gave a presentation at the Raleigh Code Camp this past weekend : Creating Universal Apps for Windows Phone 8.1 and Windows 8.1. Thanks […]