Smart Contract developing course from Zero to Hero

Smart Contract developing course from Zero to Hero, available at $79.99, has an average rating of 3.2, with 141 lectures, 6 quizzes, based on 15 reviews, and has 209 subscribers.

You will learn about Write smart contracts in Solidity Create prototypes in the Remix sandbox Work in the Hardhat development environment Deploy contracts on the testnet and mainnet Interact with the ABI via Ethers js Work with the supernode and the Alchemy dashboard This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginner solidity developer It is particularly useful for Beginner solidity developer.

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Summary

Title: Smart Contract developing course from Zero to Hero

Price: $79.99

Average Rating: 3.2

Number of Lectures: 141

Number of Quizzes: 6

Number of Published Lectures: 141

Number of Published Quizzes: 6

Number of Curriculum Items: 147

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 147

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Write smart contracts in Solidity
Create prototypes in the Remix sandbox
Work in the Hardhat development environment
Deploy contracts on the testnet and mainnet
Interact with the ABI via Ethers js
Work with the supernode and the Alchemy dashboard

Who Should Attend

Beginner solidity developer

Target Audiences

Beginner solidity developer

Welcome to the ultimate Solidity programming course, meticulously designed for beginners eager to embark on a transformative journey into the world of blockchain and smart contract development. With 104 professionally produced videos, this course takes you from the very basics to advanced Solidity concepts, ensuring you become proficient in writing, deploying, and managing smart contracts on platforms like Ethereum and Polygon.

Learn how to write smart contracts in the latest version of Solidity, use the OpenZeppelin library and Hardhat tools, optimize gas, and grok EVM bytecode. We’ll get you placed in a global crypto project upon successful completion, unless you’re headhunted midway.

One of the unique facets of this course is its emphasis on hands-on experience. You’ll be immersed in a series of practical projects, allowing you to develop real-world DApps, including e-shops and digital wallets. These projects not only fortify your understanding of Solidity but also provide a solid portfolio foundation, showcasing your skills to future employers or clients.

To ensure a comprehensive grasp of the subject, we’ve incorporated a series of quiz assignments. These quizzes test your knowledge, reinforce your learning, and highlight areas that might need further attention.

Smart contract security is paramount. Hence, a significant portion of the course delves into testing and vulnerability assessment of smart contracts. You’ll be trained to identify, mitigate, and prevent potential threats, ensuring the contracts you write are not just functional but also secure.

Lastly, to enhance your development environment, we will explore powerful tools and plugins such as Hardhat and Alchemy. These tools streamline the development process, offering features like local blockchain emulation, advanced debugging, and more.

By the end of this course, you’ll be well-equipped with the knowledge and tools necessary to confidently navigate the dynamic world of smart contracts and DApp development. Join us on this exciting journey and unlock the vast potentials of blockchain technology.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: Setup

Lecture 1: Setting up Remix IDE

Lecture 2: Remix + JavaScript VM

Lecture 3: Remix + Metamask

Lecture 4: Remix + Hardhat

Lecture 5: Working in Remix

Lecture 6: Setting up VS Code

Lecture 7: Setup update

Chapter 3: Contracts

Lecture 1: Solidity

Lecture 2: Smart Contract example

Lecture 3: Interacting with the contract

Lecture 4: Solidity version

Chapter 4: Variables

Lecture 1: Features of variables

Lecture 2: Declaration of variables

Lecture 3: Naming conventions

Lecture 4: State-variables

Chapter 5: Data types

Lecture 1: Bool, numbers and strings

Lecture 2: Boolean data type

Lecture 3: Integers

Lecture 4: Strings

Lecture 5: Constant

Lecture 6: Number operations

Lecture 7: Dimension limits

Lecture 8: Immutable type

Lecture 9: Bytes

Chapter 6: Addresses

Lecture 1: Addresses

Lecture 2: Addresses

Lecture 3: Contract deposit

Lecture 4: Withdrawal from the contract

Chapter 7: Composite data type

Lecture 1: Mapping

Lecture 2: Mapping

Lecture 3: Arrays

Lecture 4: Working with Arrays

Lecture 5: Arrays

Lecture 6: Enums (Enumeration types)

Lecture 7: Enum

Lecture 8: Struct

Lecture 9: Struct

Lecture 10: Reference types

Chapter 8: Operators

Lecture 1: If/Else

Lecture 2: If/Else

Lecture 3: Loops

Lecture 4: Loops for/while

Chapter 9: Functions

Lecture 1: Functions, transactions and calls

Lecture 2: Functions

Lecture 3: Visibility

Lecture 4: Data Storage

Lecture 5: Functions: View, Pure and Payable

Lecture 6: View, Pure and Payable

Lecture 7: Constructors

Lecture 8: Constructors, falback and receive

Lecture 9: Selfdestruct

Lecture 10: Deactivation of a contract

Lecture 11: Require, revert and assert

Lecture 12: Require, revert and assert

Lecture 13: Modifiers

Lecture 14: Modifiers

Lecture 15: Gas optimization

Chapter 10: Project 'Wallet'

Lecture 1: Project 'Wallet'

Lecture 2: Implementation

Lecture 3: Correctness check

Lecture 4: Tasks

Chapter 11: Events and Errors

Lecture 1: Events

Lecture 2: Events

Lecture 3: Custom errors

Chapter 12: Built-in methods

Lecture 1: Encode

Lecture 2: Signature

Chapter 13: Interaction with contracts

Lecture 1: calling a function from another contract

Lecture 2: Interface

Lecture 3: Low-level calls

Lecture 4: Delegate call

Lecture 5: Multiple call

Lecture 6: Multi-delegete call

Lecture 7: create2

Chapter 14: Inheritance and import

Lecture 1: Contract inheritance and module import

Lecture 2: Muiltiple inheritance

Lecture 3: Parent functions

Lecture 4: Constructors and inheritance

Lecture 5: Abstract contracts

Lecture 6: generation of new contracts

Instructors

Volodymyr Holovenskyi
Solidity developer

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 3 votes
2 stars: 1 votes
3 stars: 1 votes
4 stars: 3 votes
5 stars: 7 votes

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