Meeting Summary:
In the meeting, a discussion was conducted on software development and debugging of the code used in the Lambda function. The use of environment variables in JavaScript was primarily highlighted. The State Changers went in depth about the use of public and private keys for encryption and the need for accurately encoded keys. The importance of the "save" command when altering Lambda functions was also stressed, as Zano can be finicky about this step. Besides, the meeting focused on the necessity of learning more in-depth about JavaScript and cryptography for this specific project, as well as the complexities of this encryption process. The use of libraries like "Node Crypto" and "ethers" was recommended for their strong support in managing these type of transactions, particularly for those using Ethereum or EVM chains. Overall, the meeting was a code debugging and software development session revolving around Lambda functions and environment variables, with a strong emphasis on encryption and cryptography. The discussions involved various programming concepts, serverless architecture with Lambda, and the intricacies of working with Zano. A real-case problem was used as a model to explain some of these concepts, making it a useful resource for developers, particularly those working in a similar context.
(Source: Office Hours 9/18/2023 )
