Mastering Hyperledger Fabric Chaincode Development using GoLang

Developers face many challenges when it comes to developing Hyperledger Fabric Chaincode.

• Lack of documentation from developer's perspective
• Need to setup the Fabric development environment
• Non-availability of development tools | standard practices
• No comprehensive guide on how to productively develop chaincode

This course is my attempt to address all of these challenges.

E.g., Student do not need to spend time on setting up dev environment from scratch - course provides "One Click Launch"

E.g., Course provides development utilities that will help developers to focus on learning to code

E.g., Shows step by step how to leverage various Fabric concepts to build working chaincode

E.g., Working chaincode for ALL concepts covered in the course

Pre-Requisites:

• Basic understanding of Hyperledger Fabric | Distributed Ledger Technology
• Basic knowledge of GoLang (no need to be an expert)
• Have some idea of Docker (but open to read documentation)
• OK with using the Linux terminal | shell scripts
• Comfortable with installation of softwares on machines
• Node JS is good to have as course also covers the Fabric Node SDK

Course Highlights:

• Ready to use development environment setup with multiple configurations
• Hyperledger Explorer setup that may be launched by students to get a graphical view of the network
• Provides easy to use tools/scripts so that developers can focus on learning Chaincode development
• Sections start by going over the concepts. Walk through lectures show the concepts in action with REAL code
• Every section requires the student to do coding (exercises)
• ALL sections | ALMOST all lectures requires the student to do Hands On activities

Course Layout:

1. Setup the development environment
2. Basics of Fabric platform from development perspective
3. Structure of the GoLang Chaincode
4. Unit | Integration testing of chaincode
5. Designing for Private Data | Transactions
6. Setting up the Endorsement Policies
7. Querying with Rich Query Functions (using CouchDB)
8. Accessing the Asset History
9. Implementing Access | Authorization control using "Client Identity Library"
10. Building Applications using Fabric Node SDK

What is NOT covered in this course?

1. Basics of Hyperledger Fabric
2. Fabric Binaries details such as peer, orderer, configtxgen, cryptogen ...
3. Fabric certification authority (course mostly uses cryptogen generated crypto)
4. Design & Setup of Multi Org Setup

ALL of the above have been covered in my other courses. Please check them out.