The most important and fundamental Ethereum fundamentals
Discussing interest in blockchain and the enthusiasm for learning about Ethereum has become so commonplace that it's almost becoming tedious. More and more people, both developers and non-developers, are eager to learn about this field, and various online resources and offline courses are popping up everywhere. Regardless of where or through which course you learn, a solid understanding of the fundamentals is essential for acquiring the right knowledge. This text lecture aims to be a "bible" and strives to accurately capture these fundamentals.
If you are a beginner, always keep this lecture by your side and refer to it.
This isn't a video lecture. It's a text-based resource, designed like a development reference document, allowing you to quickly access and review key points as needed. Complete beginners will also find it incredibly helpful to follow the flow of this material from beginning to end.
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This is a resource from Mahesh Murthy, a Silicon Valley developer who has worked in the distributed systems field for over 12 years. A talented developer with a keen interest in education, he founded and operates Zastrin, an Ethereum learning site. Hoping to encourage more people and developers to enter the world of blockchain, he collaborates with programmers to introduce high-quality lectures to Korean users.
If you have any suggestions for additions to the course or questions, please post them in the "Questions" section. This course was published on Programmers due to the partnership between Zastrin and Grepp.
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