R3 Developers Blog

2022 was a heck of a year, exhausting and exhilarating. One of the true highlights is Corda 5, moving from a simple proposal to a well-architected and modular codebase almost ready to ship.

In the yacht industry, there are many challenges that yacht owners and buyers face. Corda is the solution for the risks involved in buying and selling yachts.

Digital tokenization extends to easy trading and a comprehensive individual view. It eliminates reconciliations that have traditionally been manual and improves the overall data sharing on the platform.

The UI looks no different than any standard browser-based UI you are accustomed to seeing. The value of the UI is to demonstrate the value of a decentralized solution and the transaction privacy that is built into Corda.

This blog is mainly about building the web server layer, which translates RESTful HTTP API call into RPC requests for the Corda node. The post is divided into configuring the RPC port for our CorDapp and programming the API.

Let's create a CorDapp in Kotlin. Tokens represent any kind of asset on your network. Token SDK provides the easiest way for you to create them.

This blog will mostly focus on the most time-consuming issues I met in the development process and how I solve these issues. It is not tech-oriented, but more like a method of finding resources to solve problems.