Agenda for Hyperledger Princeton Meetup Zoom Call
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1.Discuss Prototype
2. Discuss MVP
3. Discuss Tech Stack
3. Discuss Data Collection Issues
4. Discuss Interface Issues
5. Whats next and Whats needed
Checkpoint 5 Code
- Prototype your solution in some manner. Examples include:
- Working code
- Analog prototype / Mock-ups
- Tech Stack and Wireframes
- Create blockchain and implement.
End of Week Deliverable