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How to Build a Blockchain App: All-in-One Tech and Business Guide

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  Though the hype around cryptocurrency has subsided, the interest in blockchain remains the same. Blockchain market size  is projected to grow from 2.01 billion in 2019 to 69.04 billion in 2027, showing a CAGR of over 56%. Blockchain is a digital ledger of transactions with copies distributed across the entire network of computers connected to the blockchain. Each block in the chain contents a number of transactions. Every time a new transaction is added, a record of information about that transaction is added to every participant’s blockchain. Blockchain is an innovative system of recording information in a way that makes it difficult to impossible to hack or compromise the system. 4 KEY TYPES OF BLOCKCHAIN When it comes to blockchain, there 4 two types of networks that you can utilize for your project: Permissionless blockchain (public)  – accessible to all members of the networks and on any device. Any user can become a part of the blockchain, make transactions, ve

How to Build Apps for Foldable Devices

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  Did you know that the  global foldable phone shipments were expected to reach 3.2 million units in 2019? According to Statista, that number is forecast to grow to 50.1 million units by 2022 . If you’re planning to develop a mobile app for foldable smartphones, here are the factors you must consider. Build for Both Folded And Unfolded Screen You need to develop an app for both folded and unfolded screens. When unfolded, the phone screen should look like a tablet with a lot of space for displaying full-length content. When the screen is folded, the foldable device should look like a typical smartphone and it should display the content in micro-mode to deliver information in bits and pieces. Create a Seamless Experience for Users Needless to say, maintaining a consistent user experience across different screens should be a priority. Switching the device from folded to the unfolded state or vice versa should be automatic and seamless for end-users. When unfolded the device will be bigger