
P2P Communication Using WebRTC That No One Tells You About
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Beginner / Go, webrtc, p2p, JavaScript, Socket.io
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You can learn about implementing webcam and peer-to-peer communication using WebRTC.
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Go, webrtc, p2p
In this lecture, we will actually implement the core module of the blockchain indirectly through code. Through this process, you can learn in detail what the blockchain is and how it works. Actually, as someone who studies blockchain and works on blockchain-related tasks, most lectures focus on theoretical content or on using some functions called smart contracts. I wanted to make a difference from these lectures, so I prepared it so that you can indirectly create the core module by following my lectures one by one.


golang
blockChain
mongo
toml

For those who think writing code is more valuable than theory

I understand the contract, but I'm curious about how it works.

For those curious about blockchain core

This lecture does not cover theoretical content.
The course covers only simple theory and then jumps straight into code. So, if you're interested in more theoretical details, I think another course might be a better fit.
Actually, I don't like theoretical content. I believe developers should first gain experience and then create something. So, if your style is similar to mine, I think this course will be extremely helpful.
I won't tell you everything.
I think it would be a good idea to tell them that if they are curious about something like this, they should find out more.
Because I think that telling you everything will make you lose the ability to study on your own.
So, I think it would be good if you felt that there was something like this in the content I'm telling you to some extent and actually studied it on your own.

Creating a basic structure that can receive commands from modules
Mining Debugging and Samples
Implementing actual mining, including transactions
This is a lecture that develops various things.
However, this lecture is not limited to Blockchain .
It is structured in a way that the actual mining results are stored in MongoDB .
So, if you know a little bit about MongoDB, it will be more helpful for you to watch the lecture.
There's no big problem with modding. We basically teach you in class!!
If you are curious about MongoDB, I recommend you refer to the following lectures!!
How to build a data pipeline with over 10 million records using MongoDB in Nekara
Additionally, I think you may find this lecture difficult as it deals with a somewhat unfamiliar topic.
From what I've heard, isn't this process incredibly difficult? Blockchain development is hard enough, so how do you go about core development?
You may have concerns like these.
However, this lecture only covers how the core works. It's implemented in very concise code.
So, you don't have to worry about the difficulty!!
Who is this course right for?
For those of you who are curious about what blockchain is
For those who want to create a core by coding directly
Anyone with a keen interest in core
For those interested in hashing
Need to know before starting?
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Introduction
As a non-major, I am currently working as a platform server developer in Pangyo.
I enjoy server optimization and various query tuning, and I strive to explain simple features to you in a quick and easy-to-understand manner.
Experience
[Former] Sandbox Blockchain Developer
[Former] Backend Developer at a Nexon subsidiary
[Former] Platform Server Developer at a major tech company in Pangyo
[Current] Server Developer at a Pangyo-based parent company
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After listening to this I bought the rest of the lectures too. Thank you!!
Thank you haha. Recently, I've mainly covered web3 lectures. The next lecture will cover general service backend development!! Have a nice day!!
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I'm a student who recently enjoyed the lectures on socket, TPS, and Google Authenticator, so I'm taking the instructor's old lectures. Since these lectures were filmed when you were still inexperienced, there are a lot of shortcomings compared to recent lectures, lol. Still, I enjoyed watching them because they were interesting topics. There are many articles about code changes in the news and questions, so I would appreciate it if you could fix them as soon as possible. I enjoyed watching them again this time. Thank you.
I'm so embarrassed ㅋㅋ This is a lecture that I prepared with enthusiasm because I wanted to provide a lot of information.. I'm satisfied that you enjoyed it. I will continue to come back with interesting and easy-to-access lectures. Thank you!
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