📄️ 🐤 Getting Started
Installation of contracts and creation of a basic contract
📄️ 👉 Inputs
How to handle encrypted data coming from the user
📄️ 👈 Outputs
Sealing & Decryption - how data from a contract is returned
📄️ 🌴 Select vs If...else
Why if..else is not possible and what are the alternatives
📄️ 🚦Require Statements
How to perform assertions on Encrypted data
📄️ 🕵️ Permissions
Managing access to sensitive data & Permissioned contracts
📄️ 🧙 Type Conversions
Converting between different FHE types
📄️ 🪵 Console.log
How to debug your contracts using Console.log
📄️ 🎲 Randomness
How to generate random numbers in Fhenix
📄️ 🧑⚕️ Types and Operations
List of supported types and different operations
📄️ 🛡️ Security Zones
Why we need Security Zones
📄️ 🔀 Parallel Decryptions
In Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE) schemes, decryption can be slow and computationally expensive, especially when using a Threshold Network. Additionally, since a Threshold Network functions as a sort of network in itself and serves as an oracle for the main blockchain, it cannot perform decryption synchronously, since decryptions may take too long to be practical or the Threshold Network might be busy or unavailable.
📄️ 💯 Useful Tips
Tidbits of wisdom for working with FHE
📄️ 🔥 Gas and Benchmarks
Gas costs for FHE operations