Whitepaper - Ethereum Classic With Cover

Ethereum Classic Documentation, Release 0.1
smart contract from the console using web3.js. In fact the examples in the Web3.js section can by copied into the
console.
Viewing Contracts and Transactions
There are several online blockchain explorers available that will allow you to inspect the Ethereum blockchain.
See for a list: Blockchain explorers.
Hosted blockchain explorers
• EtherChain
• EtherCamp
• EtherScan (and for Testnet)
Other Resources
• EtherNodes - Geographic distribution of nodes and split by client
• EtherListen - Realtime Ethereum transaction visualizer and audializer
1.7.4 Mix
The IDE Mix is intended to help you as a developer to create, debug and deploy contracts and dapps (both contracts
backend and frontend).
WARNING - There are numerous reports of crash-at-boot issues for Mix on OS X. The issue is a Heisenbug
which we have been chasing for a month or two. The best workaround we have for right now is to use the
Debug configuration, like so:
cmake -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Debug ..
WARNING - A replacement for Mix called Remix is being worked on, so if you are experiencing issues with
Mix, you might be better to look for alternatives until Remix is more mature.
Start by creating a new project that consists of
• contracts
• html files
• JavaScript files
• style files
• image files
Project Editor
You can use projects to manage the creation and testing of a dapp. The project will contain data related to both
backend and frontend as well as the data related to your scenarios (blockchain interaction) for debugging and
testing. The related files will be created and saved automatically in the project directory.
Creating a new project
The development of a dapp start with the creation of a new project. Create a new project in the “edit” menu. Enter
the project name, e.g. “Ratings” and select a path for the project file.
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