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# Introduction to blockchain 1
# NEAR protocol features 2
# Web application with NEAR protocol integration use cases:
## Login with NEAR
## Call smart contract
## Process incoming transaction
# Install
## Install and configure NEAR ruby API library
## Install and configure NEAR js library (optional step)
# Login with NEAR
## Login with backend signature validation
## Code samples
## Implementation in demo app
# Call smart contract
## Issue function call from backend
## Code samples
## Implementation in demo app
## Smart contract store management
# Process incoming transaction
## Backend receives transaction hash from url param
## Signature validation
## Code samples
## Implementation in demo app
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