How to start developing for MultiversX (previously Elrond) with Python
Andrei explains how to leverage the MultiversX (previously Elrond) account storage to create a simple personal passwords manager. He illustrates how web surfing passwords would be encrypted using pynacl, safely saved on the network (at a small cost), then easily queried and decrypted when desired (at no cost). The tutorial is using CLI.
Andrei then shows you how to work with data fetched from a deep-history observing squad. What was your EGLD balance on the 4th of May? How much liquidity was there in the WEGLD/UTK pool on the 1st of November? He will sketch a small HTTP API (using bottle) which allows you to inspect the state of a smart contract at a given block or timestamp.