Create Your First DApp on Ethereum - A Concise Tutorial: Run ‘Hello World’ and ‘Coin’ DApps (Smart Contracts) using Ethereum, Hardhat, and node.js [Video]
Learn how to create DApps (smart contracts) using Ethereum, Hardhat, and node.js
Learn how to deploy your own DApp with minimal effort
A complete hands-on course for better learning experience
Description
Blockchains and technologies supported by blockchains such as distributed apps (DApps/smart contracts), NFTs, and Web3 are taking the world by storm. Everyone is talking about them and developers knowledgeable in these technologies are some of the highest-paid in the world!
There are so many components to a DApp that you can easily get lost in the hundreds of components, libraries, and tools floating around the web. To learn how to create DApps, you can assume that a blockchain is a distributed data store that provides certain guarantees. Then, start using existing blockchain frameworks to deploy your DApps just as you would deploy your sites on the web without having to rebuild a webserver!
This is the approach we take in this course. You will set up a blockchain environment using stable, easy-to-use frameworks. Then, you will look at two smart contracts (or DApps) and deploy them first locally and later a global distributed TestNet. This will take you through all the steps needed to deploy your own DApp with minimal effort. In the end, you will deploy your (and your clients’) DApps on the Ethereum mainnet.
By the end of this course, you will be able to create your first DApp on Ethereum.
The complete code bundle is available at: https://github.com/PacktPublishing/Create-Your-First-DApp-on-Ethereum---A-Concise-Tutorial
What you will learn
Find out the components required to deploy a DApp
Set up a local blockchain for DApps
Learn how to create DApps
Deploy DApps on Ropsten TestNet through an endpoint
Learn how to take the DApp to Ethereum mainnet
Write two simple smart contracts for DApps
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Dr. Mohammad Nauman has a PhD in computer science and a PostDoc from the Max Planck Institute for software systems. He has been programming since early 2000 and has worked with many different languages, tools, and platforms. He holds extensive research experience with many state-of-the-art models. His research in Android security has led to some major shifts in the Android permission model.
He loves teaching and the most important reason he teaches online is to make sure that maximum people can learn through his content. Hope you have fun learning with him!
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