holochain / core-concepts-examples-redux

A selection of example projects to illustrate the core concepts of Holochain

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core-concepts-examples

A series of sample hApps (Holochain Apps) that explore core concepts for new Holochain developers

Core Concepts:

#	Concept	Code	Description
01.a	Zome Functions	HelloHolo	The simplest hApp possible... Use a Zome Function to return the string "Hello, Holo!"
01.b	Test Driven Development	HelloTest	Using the testing framework and hc test
01.c	Web User Interface	HelloHTML	Talking to your hApp from a web page with hc-web-client.
02	Local Source Chain	HelloMe	An agent's private entries (i.e. data) are stored only on its source chain (and not replicated to the shared DHT)
03	Shared DHT	HelloWorld	An agent's public entries are stored in its source chain as well as replicated to the shared DHT
04	Links	HelloBlog	Links can be used to provide other agents with awareness of the entries they want to find
05	Entry Validation	HelloValid	Entries are validated before they are stored (both in the source chain and in the DHT)

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