Blockchain programming (including coin creation) that even beginners can easily follow

Throughout the entire Ethereum architecture, we'll learn about smart contracts. (Of course, we'll explain this entire picture so you understand exactly what you're learning.)

Since Dapps encompass a wide range of web development areas, understanding Ethereum, including Solidity, is crucial for actual blockchain development. This course provides a thorough background explanation, allowing you to understand what you're learning and what you need to learn next.

Solidity grammar isn't particularly difficult. Even non-developers can easily follow the lessons. However, the blockchain part can be challenging for both experienced developers and those new to the subject.

This course covers the fundamentals of how blockchains work, helping you understand blockchain programming in general.

Understanding smart contracts is key to blockchain programming. This course will teach you the basic syntax of Solidity as quickly as possible and then practice building simple smart contracts based on that syntax.

By developing a hotel room smart contract, you can gain a thorough understanding of smart contracts and learn the concepts necessary to design and develop various DApps in the future.

Learn more about ERC20, the standard Ethereum-based token. By comprehensively analyzing the ERC20 library provided by OpenZeppelin, you'll gain a clear understanding of token structure.

Rather than simply creating tokens, you can learn all the know-how that is hard to find online, from token creation, cap setting, and post-token issuance verification, by utilizing libraries.