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README.md

Welcome to ethereumj

Goals

The ethereumj library is a Java implementation of the Ethereum protocol.

This repository currently contains:

core: the core library which can be included into your own Java project.
studio: a simple graphic interface for Ethereum functionality and set of showcases for core usage.

For an early peek, have a look at this video

Todo

The Ethereum protocol is currenty heavily in development, thus so is this implementation. You can find a todo-list right here and the milestone schedule.

Documentation

To start you can visit Ethereum.org and if you are looking for more information on the concept, the ethereum white paper is a good place to start as it outlines the vision. For the more technical minded, a protocol description can be found in the yellow paper by Gavin Wood.

Maven

The main ethereumj library can be found in the Maven repository

https://bintray.com/ethereum/maven/org.ethereum/view

For building ethereumj-core or ethereumj-studio look in their own individual README

License

This software is released under the MIT license, read it here