Simple Dapp Example

## Overview
This example illustrates the fundamental concepts of developing a decentralized application (Ðapp) using Meteor. By separating Ethereum logic from the main application, it highlights the essential steps involved in interacting with smart contracts on the Ethereum blockchain. Developers can gain a solid understanding of how to receive logs from contracts and call contract functions effectively.

Building a Ðapp with Meteor is both straightforward and powerful, enabling creativity in blockchain application development. By following this guide, you can quickly get started with deploying a contract and testing its functionality directly from your application.

## Features
- **Ethereum Logic Separation**: Keeps the decentralized application logic separate from other functionalities for cleaner, more maintainable code.
- **Contract Interaction**: Easily call functions on deployed smart contracts, facilitating real-time data interaction within your Ðapp.
- **Log Reception**: Receive logs directly from contracts to monitor and respond to blockchain events efficiently.
- **Geth Node Integration**: Seamlessly start a Geth node on a testnet, making it simple to test your Ðapp without the need for real funds.
- **Customizable Deployment**: Instructions for deploying contract code allow developers to personalize their application with custom logic.
- **Hands-On Learning**: Includes practical workshops and examples to enhance understanding of Ðapp development using Meteor.