What is it about?
The paper introduces Chainex, a web-based platform designed to streamline the development and testing of decentralized applications (DApps) on blockchain networks. DApps are applications that utilize smart contracts - autonomous code snippets stored and executed on a blockchain - to provide services without intermediaries. Chainex seeks to simplify the complex process of DApp development by providing developers with a user-friendly interface to interact with blockchain networks. Currently, DApp development tools often lack live testing environments, making it challenging to see how code behaves in a real-world setting. Chainex addresses this by allowing developers to deploy their smart contracts on actual blockchain networks and test their functionality. The platform offers several features, including secure user and wallet management, a REST API for seamless integration, and a Software Development Kit (SDK) for popular programming languages.
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Why is it important?
● Simplifies DApp Development: Chainex lowers the barrier to entry for blockchain developers by providing an intuitive interface and simplifying interactions with blockchain networks. This ease of use can encourage wider adoption of blockchain technology. ● Reduces Development Costs: By providing a streamlined testing environment, Chainex can help developers identify and fix bugs early in the development cycle. This can significantly reduce development time and costs for blockchain projects. ● Educational Value: Chainex can serve as a valuable tool for teaching blockchain programming. Its user-friendly interface and live testing environment make it easier for novice developers to understand and experiment with smart contracts and DApp development.
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This page is a summary of: Chainex Decentralized Application Development & Test Workbench, November 2021, Institute of Electrical & Electronics Engineers (IEEE),
DOI: 10.1109/uyms54260.2021.9659637.
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