Decentralized applications (DApps) are becoming increasingly
interesting to developers around the world. Unlike traditional applications
built on platforms like iOS and Android, DApps connect users and developers
directly without the need for a middleman to host and manage the code and user
data. Permission is not needed to build a DApp and there is no company or
centralized group of people that can change the rules of the platform. Today
there are over 1000 dApps built on Ethereum, the leading DApp platform.
How does DApp work?
A DApp stores data in a decentralized database and uses
decentralized computing resources to work. Open source code. In a trustless
environment, the user needs to be able to verify what kind of application he is
running and what exactly it does (to prevent spam and malware, protect personal
data and assets).
The DApp Architecture
You don’t require permission to build a DApp and no company
can change the rules of the platform. The back end code of a DApp runs on a
decentralized peer-to-peer network. The front end code of a DApp can be written
any language that sends API calls to the back end. To understand the DApp
development process, you should know what is the difference between DAppdevelopment and traditional app development?
Following are the
blockchain platforms that can be used for DApp Development
Ethereum:
Proposed by Vitalik Buterin (22-year old Russian-Canadian
Developer) in 2013, Ethereum is an open-source distributed computing platform
based on the blockchain. A native cryptocurrency called Ether is used for
running the entire Ethereum ecosystem.
Hyperledger Sawtooth:
Contributed by IBM and Digital Asset and launched by the
Linux Foundation, Hyperledger Sawtooth is a modular platform built to create,
deploy and execute distributed ledgers. Its PoET consensus allows Sawtooth to
integrate with hardware security solutions termed as “trusted execution
environments.”
Hyperledger Fabric:
Hyperledger Fabric is intended for developers and allows
them to build blockchain apps with a modular architecture. The network
designers can plug in the components of their choice like consensus and
membership services. Designed specifically for permission networks, it only allows
authorized identities to contribute within the system.
EOS:
Introduced as open-source software in 2018, EOS aims is to
provide hosting of dApps, decentralized storage of enterprise solutions, and
smart contract functionality. It solves the scalability issues found in
Ethereum and Bitcoin. EOS blockchain achieves consensus with multi-threading
and delegated proof of stake algorithm.
Blockchain with its decentralized and secured nature is
leading to new opportunities for business of any domain. Besides the increase
of transparency and security, a decentralized development can increase
transaction volume, bringing more customers for the business, and even reduce
costs with accounting and juridical personnel.
We (Codezeros) being
a Blockchain DApps Development Company offer a full development cycle for
decentralized applications (DApps). Our expert team of DApp developers can help
you develop a DApp with blockchain technology to unlock tangible outcomes for
your business and your potential users.
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