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Things you learn from attending lectures
This course will delve deeper into Solidity syntax and explore the overall flow of implementing dApps through a project. We'll utilize Ganache, focusing on hands-on implementation and understanding of key fundamental concepts.
How to write a smart contract using the Solidity language
How to compile a smart contract and deploy it to the blockchain.
Implement a simple front-end to create a website feel.
A course on creating and deploying your first smart contract
This course will teach you how to create your first smart contract and a simple voting dApp using Ethereum and Solidity. While this is a basic course, it may be difficult to follow if you have no prior knowledge of Ethereum or Solidity. Please check the detailed prerequisites below.
Things to know beforehand
Basic knowledge of Ethereum and Solidity
What if you don't know much about Ethereum?: Read the free Ethereum Introduction Bible from the beginning carefully, or use it as a reference while listening to the lecture.
Not familiar with Solidity?: Learn the grammar through Blockchain and Solidity, which allows you to quickly learn Solidity grammar while practicing it.
Experience with object-oriented programming languages such as Python , Ruby , Java , and C#
Basic understanding of HTML and CSS syntax
The more you know about JavaScript, the better (we'll use it a lot throughout the course!)
Familiarity with the CLI environment is recommended.
All source code in this lecture has been tested in Linux and MacOS environments.
Helpful people
Those who have studied Ethereum and Solidity but have not yet created anything
Those who tried to write smart contracts and develop dApps on their own, but got stuck at some point and are now stuck.
Those who want to learn about this field by experiencing dApp development at an easy level.
Zastrin Roadmap
Ethereum Beginner's Bible: Essential and Core Ethereum Basics
Current Course
Creating Your First Smart Contract: Implementing a Voting dApp Based on Ethereum & Solidity
Developing a dApp with Truffle, implementing a voting dApp with Truffle, and deploying it on Ropsten
Developing a Decentralized eBay: Implementing eBay on Ethereum and IPFS
Introducing the knowledge sharer
Mahesh Murthy
Vivid data from Silicon Valley developers
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.
