WintellectNOW – Developing Smart Contracts on Ethereum with Solidity

WintellectNOW – Developing Smart Contracts on Ethereum with Solidity-CONSORTiUM
English | Size: 458.96 MB
Category: Tutorial


Blockchain is one of the world’s hottest technologies, but it is smart contracts that make Blockchain useful. Smart contracts enable programming logic to be applied to blockchains, and they are changing the way businesses do business. The language of choice for most developers writing smart contracts today is Solidity. Take a deep dive into Solidity and learn how to put Blockchain to work on Ethereum networks!

WintellectNOW – Blockchain on Azure

WintellectNOW – Blockchain on Azure-CONSORTiUM
English | Size: 326.40 MB
Category: Tutorial


Microsoft Azure makes it easy to deploy Blockchain networks. And Azure Blockchain Workbench is arguably the finest tool available for developing and testing Blockchain apps. Learn about Azure’s Blockchain offerings and take a deep dive into Azure Blockchain Workbench with Wintellect Blockchain expert Blaize Stewart leading the way.

WintellectNOW – Linear Regression in Python-CONSORTiUM

WintellectNOW – Linear Regression in Python-CONSORTiUM
English | Size: 333.48 MB
Category: Tutorial


Linear regression is one of the most basic forms of machine learning and is a great way to get started building predictive models. Learn the basics of ML using linear regression and how to build regression models in Python with scikit-learn.

WintellectNOW – Managing Redux Side Effects with Thunk

WintellectNOW – Managing Redux Side Effects with Thunk-CONSORTiUM
English | Size: 484.62 MB
Category: Tutorial


Using Redux to perform asynchronous operations such as REST service calls is critical to JavaScript apps. In this session, Eric demonstrates how to use promises, the Fetch API, and the Redux-Thunk library to implement asynchronous functionality in Redux applications.

WintellectNOW – Getting Started with Redux

WintellectNOW – Getting Started with Redux-CONSORTiUM
English | Size: 482.99 MB
Category: Tutorial


Redux is a compact library that provides predictable state containers for JavaScript apps. It revolves around the concepts of state trees (stores) that store state, actions that change state trees, and reducers that describe how actions perform. And it is the perfect companion for React. In this video, Eric Greene embarks upon a deep dive into Redux and demonstrates how to code Redux apps with React.