HyperTrends CEO Anup Marwadi had the honor of presenting on Self Sovereign Identities using Blockchain at a 7CTOs event addressing some of the top tech minds in San Diego. The folks at 7CTOs were gracious enough to make the presentation public. We have previously written about Self-Sovereign Identities here and here. Enjoy the presentation here:
The Case for Decentralized Blockchain Identity
What does Identity mean to you? Hint: It depends on the context you are looking at the identity in. Different people have different meanings for identity. For a Bank, Identity might be your Account Number and your Social Security Number. For the SEC, it might be anything that validates KYC. For Hospitals, it is your Healthcare record For you favorite … Read More
Blockchain Use Case – Transportation Logistics
At HyperTrends, we have been exploring Blockchain opportunities for quite a while. Our CEO, Anup Marwadi was a founding CTO of a Trucking Compliance startup BluAgent a few years ago. It is through that startup that he wished to apply the power of Blockchain to build unique solutions for the transportation industry. When that startup didn’t pan out as expected, … Read More
The Blockchain Train Is Ready To Rumble
Over the past few months, we at HyperTrends have really started focusing our efforts on building DApps (Decentralized Applications). In the process, we have read over 100 ICO Whitepapers, analyzed 30+ business models that we wish to disrupt, coded over 100 different Smart contracts in various languages and researched countless other protocols and Blockchain Platforms to fully understand the depth … Read More
DDD with MongoDB C#
Here is a link to our Medium Article Series for DDD with MongoDB and C#. We intend to identify strategies to build and design MongoDB Domain models and persist them using the Repository pattern. We will also touch upon some other related concepts like using these from a REST API etc. so as to help the user understand how these … Read More
Developer Productivity Rules
Let’s face it, it is REALLY HARD to keep up with the technological advancements in our industry. The amount of information being thrown at developers has grown at a pace that leaves most developers struggling to keep up. The moment you absorb one technology, three more are thrown at you. So the real question here is, How does one keep … Read More
Localization as a Service using Locize
Localization is a way of presenting content to users in the locale of their choice. Using Localization, one can present content in multiple languages, currency formats etc. to facilitate application use. Imagine building a Web Application that will be used by users in many countries. It is important to make a list of all the Static Text Content (such as … Read More
Redis Performance Guidelines – Part 1
Redis is an amazing, in-memory, data structure store that is used by many large applications as an underlying data store as well as a high performance Cache. Redis is a single threaded client, which means only one request can be processed at a time. To facilitate better Redis development, there are several important items we need to consider: 1. Don’t … Read More
How We Used Akka.Net to process thousands of installments instantly
Akka.Net is a toolkit to build highly distributed, event driven applications using .NET. Originally written for Java/Scala, this community managed project for .NET is not just a top-notch port, but a great source code reference to those who want to learn the art of writing high quality code. We were required to write a Software that allowed users to make … Read More
SaaSKit – Dependency Injection of Tenants
A few weeks ago, I started using SaaSKit for an ASP.NET Web API 2.0 based Application. As you know, ASP.NET Web API2.0 doesn’t seem to be supposed by SaaSKit and majority of the articles etc. revolve around the new ASP.NET Core. While this is great, we were working on an application that would take months to migrate over to ASP.NET … Read More