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Develop chaincode locally

Developing the chaincode locally has the following benefits; for example you can:

  • Develop the chaincode locally and test it locally.
  • Debug the chaincode locally.
  • Improve the installation time by 90% since peers don't need to install and start the chaincode for every change.
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