Getting Started Create a process to receive an email when an ERC-20 transfer occurs In this tutorial we cover how to recreate an ERC-20 to Email application, but will let the Engine run and manage it for you. Allowing the Engine to run your application, it will also enable decentralization without any additional steps.
Getting Started Tutorial: Create a network with multiple Engines With the latest release of the MESG Engine, you can connect multiple Engines running on different computers together on a network and share services!
Getting Started Listen for transfers of an Ethereum ERC-20 token In this tutorial, we will cover how to create a MESG Service that listens for the transfers of an Ethereum ERC-20 token.
Getting Started Receive an email when there is an ERC-20 transfer This tutorial covers how to create a JavaScript application that sends an email when an ERC-20 transfer occurs.
Getting Started Send emails with SendGrid In this tutorial, we start with the basics of MESG, learning how to create and use a MESG service that sends emails using SendGrid.
Development Configuring MESG Services at the Time of Deployment With the v0.6 release, it’s now possible to dynamically configure services at the time of deployment. You can check out the new releases on Engine’s Github page.
Development Introduction to MESG — Chapter 0/1 With MESG, you can build applications that easily connect any technologies together, including any blockchains or Web APIs. Imagine the possibilities of any technology connecting to anything else with data through a decentralized network.