devcon 2 / import geth ethereum from go and beyond
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Import Geth Ethereum from Go and beyond
Duration: 00:20:59
Speaker: Péter Szilágyi
Type: Talk
Expertise: Advanced
Event: Devcon
Date: Invalid Date
Teaser presentation about using go-ethereum as a library in other projects: running embedded nodes; interfacing native DApps; Android and iOS support.
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