Blockchain Programming with Hyperledger Composer and Fabric

In this lecture, students will be introduced to the concept of distributed ledger technologies and get a brief overview on how DLTs are disrupting the traditional businesses.

In this lecture, students will learn about the core concepts of Blockchain and Distributed Ledger Technologies.

This lecture will get you started with Hyperledger projects. You will learn about the history of Hyperledger and the project's part of the Hyperledger Umbrella.

This lecture will introduce you to Hyperledger Fabric and share some key feature points about the Hyperledger Fabric Project.

This lecture will brief you about the functionalities of Hyperledger Fabric. This will give you an overview of the functions and capabilities of the Hyperledger Fabric Blockchain.

This lecture will introduce you to the Key Features of Hyperledger Fabric. You will learn the different capabilities offered by Hyperledger Fabric and how to utilize them for your solutions.

This lecture will cover the overview of the transaction flow. We will detail out the steps and assumptions under consideration for the transaction flow in Hyperledger Fabric.

This lecture will give you a stepwise guide on how a transaction gets executed under the Hyperledger Fabric network. We will go through each step in detail and learn about the flow which integrates with Hyperledger Fabric architecture.

This lecture will introduce you to Hyperledger Composer and how it can be used for Blockchain development.

This lecture will help you understand the Key Concepts of Hyperledger Composer. We will discuss in detail Blockchain State Storage, Connection Profiles, and Assets. We will also learn how they contribute to the structure for Hyperledger Composer.

This lecture will help you understand the Key Concepts of Hyperledger Composer. We will discuss in detail about Participants, Identities, Business Network Cards, and Transactions. We will also learn how they contribute to the structure for Hyperledger Composer.

This lecture will help you understand the Key Concepts of Hyperledger Composer. We will discuss in detail about Queries, Events, Access Control and Historian Registries. We will also learn how they contribute to the structure for Hyperledger Composer.

This lecture will give students the definition of the most common words used throughout this course.

In this lecture, we are going to discuss the working model of Hyperledger Composer and understand how different components collaborate together.

In this lecture, we are going to learn about the architecture of Hyperledger Composer, we will see how different files work together for business networks.

In this lecture, we are going to learn about the prerequisites required for Hyperledger Composer. We will also go through the pain points you should consider while installing the prerequisites.

In this lecture, we are going to install the prerequisites required to work with Hyperledger Composer environment.

This lecture includes the textual commands which we ran in the last lecture.

In this lecture, students will learn in brief about Hyperledger Composer Libraries. Students will come to know about the purpose of different libraries and how to install them.

In this lecture, students will install Hyperledger composer modules which are required for Hyperledger application development.

This lecture includes the textual commands which we ran in the last lecture.

In this lecture, students will be familiarized with the Hyperledger Composer Playground. Students will learn how to develop, test and deploy applications using Hyperleger Composer Playground.

In this lecture, students will learn about common CLI commands which will help in creating, managing and updating the composer applications.

In this lecture, students will learn about Hyperledger Fabric Dev Servers and How to install them with the Hyperledger Composer Development Environment?

This lecture includes the textual commands which we ran in the last lecture.

In this lecture, students will get a brief overview of the capstone project. We will segregate the project components and define our participants, assets and transactions.

In this lecture, students will learn about the steps which we are going to perform to develop the capstone project.