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Quick Primer on Integrating Smart Contracts and dApps That’ll Get You Started

Written by: Michael Kelley
Category: Blog
Published: 17 June 2019
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If you are reading this, which you are, I will assume that you are still getting your footing in the blockchain world. But worry not because this is nothing to be embarrassed about since in the big scheme of things, blockchain technology is still in its toddler, if not infant, stage and comes burdened with a cloak of blockchain-specific vocabulary. So, if you are a would-be decentralized (dApp) developer hoping to get started with dApp and smart contract development, you have come to the right spot.

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4 Psychological Triggers to Persuade Customers to Buy!

Written by: Zubair Hassan
Category: Blog
Published: 24 January 2021
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Have you ever learned some of the psychological triggers that get customers to convert at a higher rate? Knowing about sale psychology is like having a secret weapon. If you find the key tactics that most of the online sellers completely neglect, you can get an edge among your competitors. You can implement these actionable strategies in your online store.

Read more: 4 Psychological Triggers to Persuade Customers to Buy!

The Ultimate Guide to Ethical Hacking

Written by: J D
Category: Blog
Published: 20 February 2020
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Hacking has a negative reputation, but some hackers are making the internet a better, safer place. Whether they use their powers for good or evil, hackers have some serious skills. But can hacking really be a good thing? What is ethical hacking and how is it different from other kinds of hacking? Who are ethical hackers and how do you get started as one? And why would a company willingly say yes to being hacked?

Read more: The Ultimate Guide to Ethical Hacking

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