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yeasy/blockchain_guide
Introduce technologies on blockchain and distributed ledger, from theory to practice with bitcoin, ethereum and hyperledger.
A Chinese-language book on blockchain technology covering Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Hyperledger Fabric, from distributed systems fundamentals through enterprise deployment. Aimed at developers who want a structured path through blockchain concepts rather than jumping straight into code. The author has real Hyperledger Fabric experience and it shows in the enterprise sections.
The Fabric coverage is unusually thorough — chaincode lifecycle, channel operations, endorsement flows, and deployment are all documented with diagrams that most English resources skip. The distributed systems foundation (CAP, FLP, BFT, Paxos) in chapters 4-5 is treated seriously, not handwaved. The book is actively maintained with CI that auto-generates PDF releases, and the repo pushed today so it's not abandoned. The learning path table is genuinely useful — different entry points for different reader backgrounds.
It's entirely in Chinese, which immediately cuts out most of the English-speaking audience this email targets. The Ethereum and Web3 sections (chapters 7, 12) feel thin compared to the Fabric depth — smart contract examples are basic and the DeFi/NFT coverage reads like a survey rather than a guide. The BaaS chapter still references IBM Bluemix screenshots, which is now IBM Cloud and has changed significantly. Go is listed as the language but the actual content is Markdown — the Go files are just Fabric chaincode examples, not a library or tool you'd add to a project.