github.com/true-sqn/fabric@v2.1.1+incompatible/docs/source/developapps/developing_applications.rst (about)

     1  Developing Applications
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     3  
     4  .. toctree::
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     8     scenario.md
     9     analysis.md
    10     architecture.md
    11     smartcontract.md
    12     application.md
    13     designelements
    14  
    15  This topic covers how to develop a client application and smart contract to
    16  solve a business problem using Hyperledger Fabric. In a real world **Commercial
    17  Paper** scenario, involving multiple organizations, you'll learn about all the
    18  concepts and tasks required to accomplish this goal. We assume that the
    19  blockchain network is already available.
    20  
    21  The topic is designed for multiple audiences:
    22  
    23  * Solution and application architect
    24  * Client application developer
    25  * Smart contract developer
    26  * Business professional
    27  
    28  You can choose to read the topic in order, or you can select individual sections
    29  as appropriate. Individual topic sections are marked according to reader
    30  relevance, so whether you're looking for business or technical information it'll
    31  be clear when a topic is for you.
    32  
    33  The topic follows a typical software development lifecycle. It starts with
    34  business requirements, and then covers all the major technical activities
    35  required to develop an application and smart contract to meet these
    36  requirements.
    37  
    38  If you'd prefer, you can try out the commercial paper scenario immediately,
    39  following an abbreviated explanation, by running the commercial paper `tutorial
    40  <../tutorial/commercial_paper.html>`_. You can return to this topic when you
    41  need fuller explanations of the concepts introduced in the tutorial.
    42  
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