Videos

In this recording, we cover how to write a Hello World CorDapp with the CSDE (CorDapp Standard Development Environment) running on our Next Gen Corda platform and the changes in Corda services in Next Gen Corda.
The CSDE environment is intended to make developing CorDapps a seamless experience for Corda developers by making the process of prototyping CorDapps on Corda 5 beta 1.1 release more straightforward. Learn more about CSDE here.

In this recording, we went through the comparison between Corda 4 and Corda 5. For all of our current Corda 4 users, this video will give you heads-up on the future development of your CorDapp. The BetaGA is currently set for March 2023.

In this session, we went through the highlight of R3's re-engineered Corda 5. We moved away from the node-based blockchain identity and adopted a more robust model of virtual nodes with Kafka. We explained the new architecture of Corda 5 and the new layers.

R3 Senior Dev Evangelist Divya Taori explains how the Corda design practices can streamline your CorDapp builds.

R3 Senior Dev Evangelist Peter Li explains how the Corda design practices can streamline your CorDapp builds.

Build a distributed, blockchain application in one hour! Join us online to learn everything you need to know about blockchain programming and build your first blockchain application with Corda. Led by the R3 Developer Relations team, this is the best way to kick off your journey to become a professional blockchain developer. This free one-hour crash course is for aspiring Corda developers or just developers who want to learn about the Corda blockchain platform. This is a code-first course. We assume you’re familiar with Java and blockchain concepts. Otherwise, we provide everything you need to build your own CorDapp and kickstart your Corda journey.

Join us for a live, interactive session introducing the Corda blockchain platform to developers. Blockchain technology has the potential to disrupt how businesses transact. Corda is a next-gen platform that solves the key challenges of privacy and finality found in early blockchain platforms. Join us to learn how you can develop powerful, distributed applications that allow direct transfer of value between organizations with Corda.

Join us to learn how to run your CorDapp in terminal, via RPC APIs. We will be showcasing the implementation of an RPCClient. We will talk about the fundamental CorDapp working environment setup.

Build a distributed, blockchain application in one hour! Join us online to learn everything you need to know about blockchain programming and build your first blockchain application with Corda. Led by the R3 Developer Relations team, this is the best way to kick off your journey to become a professional blockchain developer. This free one-hour crash course is for aspiring Corda developers or just developers who want to learn about the Corda blockchain platform. This is a code first course. We assume you’re familiar with Java and blockchain concepts. Otherwise, we provide everything you need to build your own CorDapp and kickstart your Corda journey.

In this live stream, we’re going to demonstrate some of Corda’s new features for membership attestation. Membership attestation allows you to create and isolate permissions at the application level, which can be really powerful in terms of organizing your network participants.
We’ll do a short recap of Corda and then look over the typical use cases for membership attestation in a Corda network. Once we’ve laid out the intuition we’ll look at an example CorDapp so you can see these features used in practice with a demo.

In this video, we will be spending some time looking at what R3 is doing for Capital Markets and the Banking sector overall. We will look at the themes such as payment and settlement in international trade and digital asset transfer for faster clearing in the Banking Industry. We’ll do a brief introduction to Corda and review the basics of the main components of a CordApp, and look over Kubernetes and Helm, how they work and how they can be used with Corda. Once we’re done with those introductions we’ll look over the bank-in-a-box CorDapp and talk about how it works, then do a demo!

With the basics of Corda under your belt, we will take you to the next level of your Corda distributed application (CorDapp). In this Bootcamp, we’ll help you learn how to use token capabilities. Tokens give developers the ability to represent fungible assets on the ledger. The token SDK does much of the heavy lifting for you on the logic needed for the issuance and management of tokens. This capability gives developers a fast way to create tokenized assets on Corda with real-world business use cases supported. This is a code first course. We assume you’re familiar with Java and have developed a basic CorDapp. Otherwise, we provide everything you need to develop a tokens-enabled CorDapp.

With the basics of Corda under your belt, we will take you to the next level of your Corda distributed application (CorDapp). In this Bootcamp, we’ll help you learn how to use account capabilities. Accounts give a developer the ability to support many identities within a single node. This capability helps Corda scale to support many end-users who may not require a dedicated node. This is a code first course. We assume you’re familiar with Java and have developed a basic CorDapp. Otherwise, we provide everything you need to develop accounts enabled CorDapp.