Connecting to Public and Private Chains with Hyperledger FireFly

For Enterprises looking to take advantage of web3, it’s critical that they have a gateway to connect to the multi-chain, multi-protocol web3 world.
Hyperledger FireFly provides exactly that, and in this meetup, Andrew Richardson, Senior Full Stack Engineer at Kaleido and Hyperledger FireFly maintainer, will show you how Hyperledger FireFly makes it possible to build apps that connect to both public and private chains.
You’ll learn how Hyperledger FireFly makes it easy to:

• Connect to popular public chains including Ethereum, Polygon, Avalanche, Optimism, Arbitrum, and more.
• Handle the complex concerns of public chains, including gas estimation and resubmission policies.
• Access both public and private chains simultaneously, while building in guardrails specific to the enterprise space that ensure new apps meet both user and compliance requirements.

With live coding and easy-to-follow steps, you’ll have everything you need to build and run your own blockchain-powered app.
This session is targeted to developers of intermediate skill level and above, with some prior amount of blockchain knowledge. New developers or those without any prior blockchain knowledge will still find it informative, as Hyperledger FireFly is very approachable. At the same time, it is also flexible and customizable to meet the needs of experienced blockchain developers.

Bio

Andrew Richardson is a senior full-stack engineer at Kaleido. He obtained his bachelor's degree in computer science from North Carolina State University and enjoys delivering innovative and pleasing user experiences on a variety of platforms and devices.