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April 2021 update: A section on breaking changes for solidity version 0.8 added
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Why learn Solidity?
Blockchain is one of the most disruptive technologies of this decade. It is poised to drastically change many industries in the coming years. Institutional money is pouring in this space and many believe that cryptocurrency value and market share dynamics will be power law distributed meaning that a few cryptocurrencies will capture the majority of value. There is no doubt that Bitcoin and Ethereum will be part of that few.
While bitcoin introduced trustless distributed ledger to the world, ethereum introduced distributed computational layer in conjunction to the distributed ledger opening up many possibilities. This brought about a revolution in the space, which is spearheaded by Ethereum. This extremely fast growing industry needs a lot of developers to support the growing ecosystem. There is a new project almost every week. This process only accelerated in 2020 with the emergence of DEFI – Decentralized Finance. With this abundance of projects and shortage of developers, it is not uncommon for quality developers to command high six figure salaries.
This is a golden opportunity to break into the space and jumpstart a profitable career as a blockchain developer on Ethereum network and beyond. Solidity is the most popular language used for developing on Ethereum. Therefore, in this course we will be focusing on smart contract development using solidity.
Specification: Developing Smart contracts with Solidity
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| Price | $9.99 |
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| Provider | |
| Duration | 3.5 hours |
| Year | 2021 |
| Level | All |
| Language | English ... |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | No |
Sandeep Arneja –
This is an excellent course. The instructor is well versed with Solidity and takes the time to explain things. This is a no nonsense, highly beneficial course.
Karan Kataria –
Course content was well presented and explained. It has been a good learning experience!
Joe Schneider –
Thanks so much for this course! You really know your stuff! Very easy to follow and I feel good about making my own smart contracts now. The Intermediate Solidity section is where it all clicked for me. Something I thought of during this course: I’ve heard Ethereum called a global computer and I’ve heard it called a global database. I now prefer the global database perspective because it’s more specific: databases are computers. It’s the combination of code and data storage that makes Ethereum so powerful. Smart contracts are like PL/SQL and the Ethereum VM is a global distributed database (with strong serializability guarantees! Owned by no one! With micropayments built in! What a feat!) Anyways, I want to use this super database to improve social network quality somehow. I think it’s possible.
Katharine Francis –
Great course! Really understandable. It helps if you have some understanding of blockchain and experience with another coding language. Really funny intro!
Michael Birnholz –
In ten minutes I understood why WEB3 is actually a thing. Beyond ecstatic!
Nagy Beci –
About 30% in to the course but learned so much already , this course purchase was worth it 100% .
Kevin Giang –
Extremely knowledgeable. Knows what student are likely to be familiar with and explains in detail when learning the concept becomes relevant. The instructor is an excellent teacher!
Mac Arriero –
Really enjoyed this course. I really appreciate the fact that the course only focused teaching Solidity, rather than filling the course with useless information that we didn t need about ethereum. Can t wait for further content.
Theshin Naidu –
Great course, providing a good overview and intro into smart contracts with Solidity
LyyNKx Studio –
Did not tell us much about using real smart contracts but gives a basic understanding of the language and how contracts work using Remix.