NeXT is a lightweight, multi-language blockchain designed to help understand and demonstrate the core concepts of blockchain technology without the complexity of a full cryptocurrency.
NXT symbolizes the Next level of blockchain development, integrating C++, Java, PHP, JavaScript, and Python — all working together as one.
- Learning: Understand how blocks, hashes, and transactions work.
- Demonstration: Showcase interoperability of multiple programming languages within one project.
- Foundation: Serve as a base for developing more advanced blockchain and crypto platforms.
- Community: Build a space for blockchain developers of all skill levels to collaborate.
- Learning: With people, family and friends.
- Demonstration: Show everything and create your own cryptocurrency, engines, etc. Due to this!
- Foundation: Create organizations from enthusiasts who are ready to use this blockchain to create something great and learn!
- Community: Chat in the official NeXT ChaUP chat and increase views of your projects, tell everyone, get and give support.
- Each language generates random "transactions" — random amounts and hashes.
- A Python script coordinates execution, collecting outputs to simulate a blockchain log.
- The symbol
⥉represents our chain connecting diverse technologies.
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New NeXT token update
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Now a web terminal is available where you can check the blockchain in this repository without libraries and downloads, just start and done!
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More information and a list of commands in help for information about NeXT Online Terminal write ter
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You can check the blockchain here
- Warning! NeXT Online Terminal (NEXTerminal) ⨉ Linux Or Unix like (This is not a system or OS)
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Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/B-HDtm/NeXT cd NeXT -
Ensure you have the required compilers and interpreters installed:
- g++ (for C++)
- Java JDK
- PHP
- Node.js
- Python 3
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Run the Python launcher to simulate the blockchain:
python3 python_launcher.py
You will see transactions generated by different languages output to the terminal.
- Replace random generators with actual cryptographic hash functions.
- Expand block and chain logic — consensus mechanisms, digital signatures, data persistence.
- Integrate peer-to-peer networking for decentralized operations.
- Connect databases to store the blockchain state and history.
- Build user interfaces — CLI tools or web dashboards.
- 10+ passionate blockchain developers
Ideas are always welcome!
This project is licensed under the MIT License — feel free to use, modify, and distribute with attribution.
Let’s build the future of blockchain technology together! ⥉
