DocsOverview.md

Most Important

Front Pages

• ReadMe
• IntroductionToWalytis:
• IntroductionToBrenthy:

Secondary

• UnderstandingBlockchain:
• UnderstandingNonlinearBlockchain: a basic explanation of how Walytis' non-linearity gives it unique properties
• WalytisRationale: why I developed Walytis

Manuals and Tutorials

• Installing-walytis_api: how to install walytis_api

• InstallingWalytis: how to install Walytis

• walytis_api-Overview: an overview of the functions and classes in the walytis_api library

• BrenthyLogs: how Brenthy manages logging

• BrenthyUpdate: Why you shouldn't worry about Brenthy updates!

• Installing-brenthy_tools:

• InstallingBrenthy: How to install Brenthy.

• ManualInstallation: How to install Brenthy and each of its components manually.

• RunningFromSource: How to run Brenthy from the project's source code, without installing it.

• Uninstall: How to uninstall Brenthy.

Walytis Programming Tutorials

• 0-TutorialOverview:
• 1-GettingStarted:
• 2-JoiningBlockchains:
• 3-BuildingApplications:
• 4-PlayingAround:

Technical

• Blocks: blocks' components and how they work

• Block-Chaining: how blocks are chained in Walytis

• WalytisBlockchainSecurity: an analysis of the mechanisms built into Walytis to preserve blockchains' data integrity

• Networking: the different ways in which Walytis nodes communicate with each other

• LeafBlockBroadcasts: When a blockchain is quiet, how do members coming online get the blocks they've missed out on?

• BlockchainBirth: how the process of creating new blockchains works

• Joining: the mechanisms behind nodes becoming new members of existing blockchains

• WalytisAPI: how the Walytis API works to connect applications with blockchains

• Installation: how Walytis is installed

• StorageAndAppdata: what data Walytis walytis_api store, how and where

• WalytisLogs: how Brenthy manages logging

• WalytisVersioning: the version numbering systems of Walytis, the Walytis Protocol, the Walytis API, and the walytis_api library

• BackwardCompatibilityGuarantee: Brenthy and Walytis aim to provide full bidirectional backward compatibility between themselves and their API libraries. Why do we strive for this ideal, how do we achieve it, and what implications does this have?.

• BrenthyAPI: Here we explain the underlying technologies that allow programs to communicate with Brenthy.

• BrenthyAPI-Protocol: Here we go explain about how brenthy_api and api_terminal work, including how they manage to achieve their hyperintercompatibility.

• BrenthyVersioning: the version numbering systems for Brenthy and the brenthy_tools library

• Installation: How Brenthy's installation process works.

• Local-IP-Usage: Brenthy's usage of the loopback IP network of the computer it is running on.

• Update: How Brenthy's automatic update system works.