Create a Smart Contract on WAX blockchain including NFT RNG

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Course overview

Lecture 1: Quick course overview, documentation and how to find help

Chapter 2: Using docker for development in WAX

Lecture 1: Understand the tool available to us and the Wax blockchain fork from EOS

Lecture 2: Installing Docker images for Development and WAX Contract Development Toolkit

Lecture 3: Learning how to use the Docker images (start, stop, attach, list)

Lecture 4: Using cleos to connect to the WAX test network

Lecture 5: Starting Keosd and Nodeos and have our local WAX blockchain running locally

Chapter 3: Setting up our local environment on the WAX blockchain

Lecture 1: Connecting to our Wax Blockchain using culr and cleos

Chapter 4: How to create a Wax wallet, open and unlock and import private keys

Lecture 1: Creating a Wax wallet, opening and unlocking and importing eosio private key

Chapter 5: Smart Contract Development on Wax using the CDT (Contract Development Toolkit)

Lecture 1: Overview in how to create a smart contract on WAX/EOS

Lecture 2: How the Resources work on the WAX blockchain (CPU, NET, RAM)

Lecture 3: Creating our first smart contract on WAX and understanding the files structure

Lecture 4: Compiling the smart contract using cmake/make to create the ABI and WASM files

Lecture 5: Differences between Primary Account, Smart Contract Account, Customer Account

Lecture 6: Deploying our first smart contract to the Wax local blockchain

Chapter 6: Deploying and testing our project on the Wax Testnet

Lecture 1: Section introduction, deploying smart contract to the Wax Testnet

Lecture 2: Creating an account on the Wax Testnet and getting some FREE (Fake) Wax

Lecture 3: Creating a wallet on the Testnet, buying RAM and staking CPU and NET

Lecture 4: Deploying our contract to the Wax Testnet

Lecture 5: Sending actions to the Wax Blockchain Testnet and checking on the block explorer

Chapter 7: Blockchain Oracles and Random Number Generator (RNG)

Lecture 1: What is a Blockchain Oracle and how can it help us to create our RNG Action

Lecture 2: Creating our new Random Number Generator (RNG) project

Lecture 3: Understand the HPP file and adding a new function to our contract

Lecture 4: Understand the CPP file and adding a new function to our contract

Lecture 5: Compiling our new Contract using cmake and make to get our wasm and abi files

Lecture 6: Creating our first table on the WAX network

Lecture 7: Creating our type definition for the WAX table

Lecture 8: Initializing our contract and our table

Lecture 9: Compiling the contract and fixing some small mistakes

Lecture 10: Creating a new account with staked WAX for CPU and NET and buying some run

Lecture 11: Checking the account details and deploying our new contract to the Wax Testnet

Lecture 12: Getting the table values on the Wax Testnet using cleos and Bloks.io

Chapter 8: Adding Actions to our blockchain smart contract

Lecture 1: Adding actions to our new Smart Contract

Lecture 2: Implementing the function to broadcast the request to the blockchain oracle

Lecture 3: Implementing a function to receive the Oracle response

Lecture 4: Compiling the code and applying small fixes

Lecture 5: Compiling the code and applying small fixes

Lecture 6: Interacting with the smart contract on WAX to get a random number and check

Chapter 9: NFT, how to create new NETs on WAX blockchain using simple assets smart contract

Lecture 1: Creating NFT using Simple Assets

Lecture 2: Creating an Action to create an NFT using Simple Assets

Lecture 3: Sending the action to Simple Assets to create our new NFTs

Lecture 4: Compiling and deploying the contract to create new NFTs

Lecture 5: Restarting the docker container and recreating a wallet if needed

Lecture 6: Creating and reading the NFT from the WAX network

Lecture 7: Understand Account, Scope and the table name on our get table command

Chapter 10: Interacting with a Wax smart contract using React and WasJS

Lecture 1: Create our React app to interact with our contract

Lecture 2: A quick react overview and some clean up on the code

Lecture 3: Importing WaxJS from WaxIo

Lecture 4: Create a login button and function

Lecture 5: Getting the Wax wallet name and public key

Lecture 6: Initialising the Wax connection with the component using useEffect hook

Lecture 7: Displaying the wallet name and public key on the screen using the useState

Lecture 8: Creating a auto login for users already registered

Lecture 9: Adding a new component with user actions

Lecture 10: Refactoring the code to use Wax as a state and run useEffect when it is set

Lecture 11: More coming really soon…