Ethereum and Solidity, The Complete Guide for Developer

Ethereum and Solidity, The Complete Guide for Developer, available at $44.99, has an average rating of 3.6, with 206 lectures, based on 28 reviews, and has 406 subscribers.

You will learn about Food Supply Chain – Real World Blockchain Dapps Lucky Draw Dapps ERC20 Token ( Cryptocurrency ) ERC20 Token Security Audit OpenZeppelin – Upgrade Contract Ethereum Solidity – Complete Course Remix – Complete Course Truffle – Complete Course Mocha & Chai – Automated Testing React JS & Next JS web3 JS Metamask – Ethereum Wallet MyEtherWallet NPM – Node Package Manager Full Stack – HTML, CSS, Javascript Mining , EVM , Gas Smart Contracts Coding ( Programming ) Solc – Solidity Compiler Ganache – Local Ethereum Blockchain Infura HD Wallet Provider Slither Echidna Dapps – Decentralized Applications This course is ideal for individuals who are Programmers or Engineers, who want to Build Public Blockchain Dapps using the Ethereum ( famous Decentralized Public Blockchain Platform ) It is particularly useful for Programmers or Engineers, who want to Build Public Blockchain Dapps using the Ethereum ( famous Decentralized Public Blockchain Platform ).

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Summary

Title: Ethereum and Solidity, The Complete Guide for Developer

Price: $44.99

Average Rating: 3.6

Number of Lectures: 206

Number of Published Lectures: 206

Number of Curriculum Items: 206

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 206

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Food Supply Chain – Real World Blockchain Dapps
Lucky Draw Dapps
ERC20 Token ( Cryptocurrency )
ERC20 Token Security Audit
OpenZeppelin – Upgrade Contract
Ethereum
Solidity – Complete Course
Remix – Complete Course
Truffle – Complete Course
Mocha & Chai – Automated Testing
React JS & Next JS
web3 JS
Metamask – Ethereum Wallet
MyEtherWallet
NPM – Node Package Manager
Full Stack – HTML, CSS, Javascript
Mining , EVM , Gas
Smart Contracts
Coding ( Programming )
Solc – Solidity Compiler
Ganache – Local Ethereum Blockchain
Infura
HD Wallet Provider
Slither
Echidna
Dapps – Decentralized Applications

Who Should Attend

Programmers or Engineers, who want to Build Public Blockchain Dapps using the Ethereum ( famous Decentralized Public Blockchain Platform )

Target Audiences

Programmers or Engineers, who want to Build Public Blockchain Dapps using the Ethereum ( famous Decentralized Public Blockchain Platform )

Using Smart Contract to build Real-World Blockchain Ready Apps – Food Supply Chain? Yep!

Solidity complete course? Covered.

Truffle – World Class Ethereum Framework? Yep!

ERC20 Token ( Cryptocurrency )? Yep!

ERC20 Token Security Audit or Checklist? Yep!

OpenZeppelin – Upgrading Smart Contract?Yep!

Because of the potential Benefit that blockchain can bring a lot to the table. Blockchain technology has become so much popular and one of the most demanded technology in this recent years ( and is predicted will be one of the biggest markets in more years to come ).

More and more companies had invested in this famous amazing database ( blockchain ) and made the demand for blockchain developers ( skills ), has skyrocketed over the last few years throughout many countries, such as Asia and Europe. and because of the lack of blockchain developers, made the salary of blockchain developers is higher than developers working with other technologies.

Because is not easy and fast enough to produce the developer that can really fastly understand :

What is the Blockchain and How does it work?

How to write the smart contract with solidity well?

( Because as a programmer, By learning the programming language ( solidity ) well, then you can create, by means, of any application with any condition )

How to Automation Testthe smart contract?

How to really build the applications that support the needed in certain industries ( such as Food Market, Healthcare, Cryptocurrency, and more )?

What is Cryptocurrency ( Token ) and How it works?

How to write the token smart contract that really followed the rules of the ERC20 Token standard?

How to find the token Bugs, Error, and Vulnerabilities? By doing the process of security audit and checklist

Why ??? Because of the very tiny complete resources out there.

So, the purpose of this course is to show and let you learn steps by steps from the very basic ( remix, solidity, smart contract, truffle ) until you can create your :

1.own real-world Food Supply Chain Dapps that can be accessed from Web Browser, plus beautiful design for your application front end ( that created from React, Next JS, and React Semantic User Interface ).

2.own Real-World Ethereum ERC20 Token Smart contract by following the basic security audit and checklist. so, make sure that your tokens can have functionality that is recommended by the rules of the ERC20 Token standard.

Just for some information for you, you are come to the right place, Starting in 2019, 75% stating that they are likely to leverage Ethereum Platform ( Public blockchains ) in the future for business applications.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Course Introduction

Lecture 1: Course Introduction

Chapter 2: Blockchain Introduction

Lecture 1: Why the Blockchain is very secure?

Lecture 2: Why Blockchain Technology is Important ?

Lecture 3: Blockchain Real World Use Cases

Lecture 4: Analyzing Blockchain Market Opportunities

Chapter 3: Ethereum Introduction

Lecture 1: Ethereum Introduction

Lecture 2: Ethereum Network

Lecture 3: Mining

Lecture 4: Blockchain Demo

Lecture 5: Ethereum Wallet

Lecture 6: Smart Contract and Solidity

Chapter 4: Learn Remix IDE

Lecture 1: Remix – Introduction

Lecture 2: Remix – Creating Contract

Lecture 3: Solidity Compiler, Bytecode and ABI

Lecture 4: Remix – Compiling Contract

Lecture 5: EVM – Ethereum Virtual Machine

Lecture 6: Type of Remix Development Environment for deploying the smart Contract

Lecture 7: Remix Deploying contract on Javascript VM Environment

Lecture 8: Gas

Lecture 9: Remix – Interacting with Deployed Contract

Lecture 10: Metamask Introduction and Installation

Lecture 11: Mnemonic ( Seed ) Phrases

Lecture 12: Ethereum Public Account Address, Public and Private Key

Lecture 13: Metamask Account Management

Lecture 14: Get Free Rinkeby test faucet to your metamask account

Lecture 15: Remix – Deploying Contract on Injected Web3 Environment

Lecture 16: Remix – Sending Ether to Smart Contract

Lecture 17: Ethereum Account

Lecture 18: Ethereum Ganache – Personal Blockchain

Lecture 19: Remix – Deploying Contract on Web3 Provider Environment

Chapter 5: Learn Solidity ( High Level Programming Language ) – Complete Course

Lecture 1: What is a Variable ?

Lecture 2: Variables – Type of Variables

Lecture 3: Variables – Scope and Visibility

Lecture 4: Variables – Units

Lecture 5: Variables – Special Variables and Functions

Lecture 6: Variables – Variable Names

Lecture 7: Bit and Byte

Lecture 8: Using Binary on User Permission System

Lecture 9: Number Conversion

Lecture 10: Why you need to know what is bit (byte) and Hexadecimal?

Lecture 11: What is Value Types ?

Lecture 12: Boolean – Value Types

Lecture 13: Integer – Value Types

Lecture 14: Address – Value Types

Lecture 15: String – Value Types

Lecture 16: Enums – Value Types

Lecture 17: Bytes – Value Types

Lecture 18: What is Functions ?

Lecture 19: Functions – Syntax

Lecture 20: Functions – Running Function

Lecture 21: Functions – Function Parameters and Return Variables

Lecture 22: Functions – Function Scope and Visibility

Lecture 23: Functions – Types

Lecture 24: Functions – Fallback Function

Lecture 25: Functions – Function Overloading

Lecture 26: Functions – Modifiers

Lecture 27: Functions – Global Functions

Lecture 28: Error Handling

Lecture 29: Contract – Create Contract

Lecture 30: Contract – Constructor Function

Lecture 31: Contract – Contract Inheritance

Lecture 32: Contract – Abstract Contract

Lecture 33: Contract – Interfaces

Lecture 34: Looping

Lecture 35: What is Reference Types ?

Lecture 36: Array – Reference Types

Lecture 37: Struct – Reference Types

Lecture 38: Mapping – Reference Types

Lecture 39: Conversion Types

Lecture 40: Events

Lecture 41: Libraries

Lecture 42: ABI Encoding and Decoding

Lecture 43: Crytographic Hashing

Lecture 44: Storage and Memory Data Location

Lecture 45: What is Assembly ?

Lecture 46: Assembly – What is EVM ?

Lecture 47: Assembly – Why Use Assembly ?

Lecture 48: Assembly – Assembly Opcodes

Lecture 49: Assembly – Create Assembly

Lecture 50: Assembly – Disadvantage Of Assembly

Lecture 51: Contract Related

Chapter 6: Build Advance Lucky Draw Smart Contract in Ethereum Framework from Scratch

Lecture 1: Create Ethereum Simple Framework From Scratch

Lecture 2: Choosing an editor

Lecture 3: Creating Lucky Draw Smart Contract

Lecture 4: Interact with Lucky Draw Contract on Remix

Chapter 7: Compiling Smart Contract with Solidity Compiler (Solc) in Javascript

Lecture 1: Install Solidity Compiler

Lecture 2: Create Javascript file for compiling smart contract

Chapter 8: Automated Testing with Mocha ( Javascript Test Framework )

Lecture 1: What is Functional Testing ?

Lecture 2: Install Mocha and Ganache-CLI

Lecture 3: Mocha Documentation

Lecture 4: Create Javascript Test File

Chapter 9: Deploy Contract to Ropsten Test Network with HD Wallet Provider & Infura

Instructors

Wahsidin tjan
programmer

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5 stars: 13 votes

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