Hey Thomas,
Thanks for your feedback. This is just a simple introduction to understand the concept of the nonce, not a full step-by-step Blockchain tutorial ;)
I'll make other tutorials to validate and register a block in a blockchain ASAP.
Anyway, you can also check this repo I've made some months ago on Glitch: glitch.com/~oracle-blockchain
It's a fully working Blockchain made with Go & NodeJS.
[UPDATE] Here is the article to validate & add a block in the Blockchain! Enjoy
I don't get it. Now we have the nonce, what can we do with it ? How / where can you "validate" our blockchain that starts with "000" ? Thanks
Hey Thomas,
Thanks for your feedback. This is just a simple introduction to understand the concept of the nonce, not a full step-by-step Blockchain tutorial ;)
I'll make other tutorials to validate and register a block in a blockchain ASAP.
Anyway, you can also check this repo I've made some months ago on Glitch: glitch.com/~oracle-blockchain
It's a fully working Blockchain made with Go & NodeJS.
[UPDATE] Here is the article to validate & add a block in the Blockchain! Enjoy
Hello Florian,
thank very much you for this very valauable tutorial.
Is it possible to write a similar program for SHA2(SHA256)
in order to found a nonce for SHA2(SHA256)?
In this tutorial is SHA3-256 used.
I have added sha2 module with yarn and tried to achive this but sha2
module doesn't support some methods e.g. like digest and update etc.
Best Regards
kalem