Video description
The Complete 2020 Ethereum & Solidity Developer Bootcamp is for anyone who wants to get started with building applications and implementing self-enforcing business logic in smart contracts. This course will help you learn everything there is to know about Solidity and understand the big picture of the blockchain industry with a balance of theory and practical experience.
You’ll not only learn the fundamentals of Solidity but also get to grips with its safe handling and best practices. This course avoids extensive theory by giving you a direct lab entry where you’ll learn by doing. With the help of HD video lessons, this bootcamp will take you through creating, testing, and troubleshooting. You’ll then learn how to use smart contracts in different scenarios and browsers. The course demonstrates how a blockchain application is created from scratch, and together with your instructor, you’ll develop a blockchain notary office, test it, and deploy it to different networks.
What You Will Learn
- Explore the tools needed to create smart contracts
- Discover how to prevent costly bugs that result from blockchain programming errors
- Understand the advantages and disadvantages of blockchain technologies
- Write a smart contract on the Ethereum blockchain and publish and interact with it
- Install, configure, and use the Truffle framework and understand how a Truffle contract is different from Web3js
Audience
This course is for programmers who have no Solidity experience or have heard of Ethereum but don’t know where to start. You’ll find this course useful if you have written simple Solidity programs and want to a deeper understanding of the subject. If you’ve heard about blockchain development but are overwhelmed with its vast ecosystem, this course is what you need!
About The Authors
Thomas Wiesner: Thomas Wiesner is a senior backend developer and systems architect, currently working with Ethereum. He holds a CS masters degree and has authored eight best-selling blockchain development courses.
Ravinder Deol: Ravinder creates products that help people learn about Cryptocurrency & Blockchain Tech. Ravinder is a Bitcoin Professional certified by the CryptoCurrency Certification Consortium and is a United Nations Volunteer for Research & Training On Bitcoin Adoption. He has also co-created B21 Block - An online Cryptocurrency & Blockchain School.
Table of contents
- Chapter 1 : Introduction
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Chapter 2 : Solidity Basics
- What Is Remix What Can We Do with It?
- Delete Create A New File
- Remix: Starting, Stopping Interacting with Smart Contracts
- Read Write in Our Smart Contract
- These Are Functions Constructor
- Variables, Addresses The Msg. Object
- What Modifiers Are How to Use Them
- Everything You Need to Know About Mappings
- How to Use Structs in Solidity
- Section Summary
- Chapter 3 : Key Characteristics of How the Blockchain Operates
- Chapter 4 : Our Notary Functionality in Solidity
- Chapter 5 : Understanding Tools Ethereum
- Chapter 6 : Your Guide to Web 3.0
- Chapter 7 : Tools of Web 3.0
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Chapter 8 : Understand the Different Blockchain Nodes
- The Remix JavaScript Virtual Machine
- Install Use Ganache and That's A Mnemonic
- Connecting Ganache with Remix
- The Difference Between Ganache Ganche-CLI
- About MetaMask How You Install It
- Diving into MetaMask Seeing How It Works
- Go-Ethereum: How You Install It Use It
- How to Create A Private Network with The Genesis.json File?
- Private networks: Go-Ethereum, Mining MetaMask
- Private Networks: Go-Ethereum, CORS, Keystore, Remix
- Section Summary
- Chapter 9 : Understanding Decentralisation At A Deeper Level
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Chapter 10 : Local Development with Truffle
- How to Install Truffle
- Setting Up for Smart Contract Programming with Atom
- Let's Take A Look at A Standard Truffle Project
- Adapting Truffle to Our Notary Smart Contract
- Writing Unit Tests for Our Blockchain Notary
- Testing Exceptions with Truffle Ganache
- Testing Transactions and Calls in Truffle Ganache
- Our First Solidity Test with Truffle Ganache
- The Difference Between Tx.origin Msg.sender
- Testing Exceptions in Solidity - Low Level Function Address.call ()
- Section Summary
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Chapter 11 : How to Develop Distributed Applications in HTML JavaScript
- This Is Web3.js
- Start A Transaction with Web3.js
- HTML Pages Web3.js
- The Difference Between Web3.js Truffle-Contract
- Using Truffle Boxes to Make Our Life Easier
- Adapt Truffle Webpack With Our Project
- Our Notary in HTML JavaScript
- Manage Uploads with Files - Hashing on The Fly
- Read Out Entries with A Truffle Contract Again: Our Finished Notary
- Chapter 12 : Publication of Our Project
- Chapter 13 : Final Section
Product information
- Title: The Complete 2020 Ethereum and Solidity Developer Bootcamp
- Author(s):
- Release date: January 2020
- Publisher(s): Packt Publishing
- ISBN: 9781800201019
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