- What was Web 1.0?
Web 1.0 is the first generation of websites that included HTML and CSS (content and stying). Web1.0 isn’t programmable with JavaScript. - What is a smart contract?
A smart contract is an digital contract programmed usually with solidity on the ethereum blockchain. A smart contract lets you program rules that you cannot break. - How is transparency achieved with ethereum code?
Transparency is achieved by being able to view the code (rules of the contract) and see who the sender and receiver is.
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- The start of internet, static, only text, image and links.
- A smart contract It’s a collection of code (its functions) and data (its state) that resides at a specific address on the Ethereum blockchain.
- Through a distributed ledger
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Web 1.0 were static websites that could only show text, images, and links.
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A piece of code that runs on the Ethereum blockchain. It holds money and removes the middleman. No one can stop or change it.
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Because anyone can see what is happening to the money, and it removes the middleman.
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Web 1.0 was the early days of the internet where websites were static. They could only display text, images, and links. But there was no option to interact with the websites dynamically. As well as serve custom content for each user.
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A Smart Contract is code written in the Solidity programming language that runs on the Ethereum block chain. A smart contract can be programmed to have certain conditions that, when they are fulfilled, execute a set action. One of the most common uses of smart contracts is to decide what to do with the money that it holds when certain conditions are met.
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Transparency is achieved because everybody can see the rules and the state of a smart contract. How much money it holds. And to whom it will go when certain conditions are met.
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What was Web 1.0?
Simple html or text web pages, and images. Provided very little functionality. They essentially allowed users to read and distribute information. -
What is a smart contract?
A program that is executed on the blockchain. -
How is transparency achieved with ethereum code?
The program code is not hidden, anyone can verify the code and it is not able to be manipulated or altered by anyone.
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What was Web 1.0?
It was a static version of the web which consisted of webpages that had text, pictures and links basically. -
What is a smart contract?
It is a program that can hold and manage data. (Programmable money) It is fully automated, without a need for intermediaries. -
How is transparency achieved with ethereum code?
By being open source, decentralized and trustless.
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What was Web 1.0?
Web 1.0 is described with static websites (only text, images, links) before javascript was a thing.
What is a smart contract?
A smart contract is a piece of solidity code that owns money and decides what to do with it.
sc = “programmable money”
How is transparency achieved with ethereum code?
Everybody can see what the smart contract will do with the money. Therefore it is again a trustless system.
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- What was Web 1.0?
- Web 1.0 is the internet with only text, image and links before JavaScript
- What is a smart contract?
- Smart Contract is a small pieces of code that run Ethereum Blockchain using a program call Solidity.
- How is transparency achieved with Ethereum code?
- The transparency achieved with Ethereum code whit a program call Solidity which is unstoppable and is transparent that everyone can see everything.
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Ethereum Introduction
What was Web 1.0?
The WEB was Static which included Text, Images and links. There was no Dynamics until the introduction of Java Script.
What is a smart contract?
Smart Contracts are small pieces of code Written in the program language “solidity” on the Ethereum Network. They are Programable and can Hold Money and Asset. They are unstoppable and Transparent for audit to be reviewed. They provide a Decentralize transparent solution.
How is transparency achieved with Eethereum code?
The Code is not changeable or reversible once it has been deployed. but it is Open for audit Review to all. It is not necessary to Have a trustful environment because all is open to anyone that requests access and since you cannot change the code. Transparency is King.
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1.What was Web 1.0? Web 1.0 was basic/static websites that only display information that you only read and share, and it was not adaptable to the user.
2. What is a smart contract? It is a small pieces of codes that run on the Ethereum blockchain by using a program language called solidity.
3. How is transparency achieved with Ethereum code? Once it has been programmed and deployed on the network, no one can change it and everyone can read is.
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- The beginning of the internet where you could have typed words and sometimes pictures but no interaction with the user. The web before javascript.
- An application in ethereum blockchain where people can set parameters on their money and how they want it handled.
- Like the bitcoin blockchain, it is visible for anybody with permission to view what’s in the ethereum blockchain using the same motto, don’t trust, verify.
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- It was the web before JavaScript allowed interaction and feedback from the server.
- It is a contract written in code that executes a given task. Once started it cannot be stopped.
- Everyone can see the code and if there is a problem then either it won’t be used or it will be corrected. Writing code that benefits only segment of the user base doesn’t work as those it discriminates against will write their own code and leave Ethereum.
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- the original wed which was very limited in interactivity
- A set of rules which can dictate on what paramenters or condisions payments will be made
- Using the transparency of the way cryptocurrencies and blockchain work, all histories and current and future changes will be visible
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- It was a static system only allowing you to read and share information
2.small pieces of code that runs on the ethereum network. They can own and decide what to do with money - No one can change how a smart contract behaves . It’s on changeable once it’s been submitted into the blockchain
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Web 1.0 was a static version of the internet
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A contract that is programmed money transaction that cannot be altered or deleted
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Smart contracts, viewable, verifiable and unalterable
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- What was Web 1.0?
Is the First version of the internet, when just static web pages was allowed - What is a smart contract?
It’s a small piece of code, that execute without any human or third party intervention, when and event is triggered. - How is transparency achieved with ethereum code?
You can see who and where the transactions are going and like in bitcoin, no one can change, or stop a contract
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I have a Question about Smart Contracts.
If I create an Smart contracts to execute something, in base of some rules (like the example of IVAN leasing Government Apartments).
But 2 years laters we decide that we need to add some additional rules in order to be more equitable with all the people that is waiting for those apartments.
How we can do that, we need to write that in the code like this contract will we review and update each year, or every n months ?
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Static webpages and text; not programmable
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It is a program within the Ethereum blockchain that is self governing
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The code is open source and can be viewed by anyone
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1.What was Web 1.0?
2. What is a smart contract?
3. How is transparency achieved with ethereum code?
A1: Web 1.0 is the original web without javascript. It was only able to display info you could not interact with a website.
A2: A smart contract is a piece of code that can run on the Ethereum or other Web 2.0 website. Basically it allows for programmable money.
A3: The code is open source and can be viewed by anyone just like the transactions on Etherscan block explorer.
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- first internet that was static could only feature text images and links
- a way for programmable money to be released when a task has been completed
- the code is publicly available on the blockchain
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