Your my favorite blockchain dev teacher. Your humor always makes me laugh and you are a top notch teacher! I would love to work under you as you would be such an amazing leader .
Wow!! This video is absolutely top-notch, awesome, and killer! Thank you Pattrick! The security tools section was particularly eye-opening... never heard of any of them.
Great content, as always! Just a quick off-topic question: My OKX wallet holds some USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). How should I go about transferring them to Binance?
To me is absolutely inspiring this field, and is mind-blowing to know that Open Zeppelin Hardhat where created in Argentina. Top tier world class engineering happens here :D.
I'm already learning Rust and I really like the NEAR blockchain. I hope is the right choice for future projects,security and scalability of smart contracts and the web3
hi patrick great video again... thanks a lot, could you do a tutorial on brownie and forking? i found the topic a bit confusing while following your solidity full course video
Hi Patrick, I have watched a lot of your videos and I cannot thank you enough for the content you put out there. In fact I have not been able to learn Brownie-Python from any other source other than yours so thankfully its amazing content :) I had a very quick question, if you could assist on how you can place breakpoints (debugging solidity / python scripts) in the code when you run brownie scripts, as it would be great to be able to examine the code on the fly. I know that with tests you can run brownie test --pdb but that its not helpful enough.
Hey Patrick, how about learning how to integrate with other popular Dapps/protocols (eg.: GRT, Aave flashloans, etc.) Thanks for the great content as always
I am surprised there is not much in the way of debuggers for Solidity. Developing (in any programming language) without a debugger is massively inefficient and frustrating.The only one I have found so far is a command line debugger part of Truffle. Nothing integrated in an IDE.
With solidity, one should learn smart contract security, as it is very easy to make unnoticeable fatal bugs coding with Solidity, because technically they are not bugs, and your code will function perfectly fine, and looks perfectly fine! however someone could kill your contract if its not structured correctly with few lines of code.
Clearly we need oracles, but I don't understand why we need the LINK token, is it simply akin to a share of Chainlink stock or is it used in any actual utilitarian manner in regards to blockchain operations?
Great question. I'd love to see this on a Q&A thread like stack exchange ETH btw. But it comes down to 3 things: 1. The transferandccall functionality is essential for oracle services. When a request is made, the payload of that request is sent along with the token transfer (payment for the node operators), so that the node operators know exactly how much they're being paid for that request and can respond immediately, knowing they'll be paid for their work. Additionally, this network separates the security of the Chainlink network from the volitility of layer 1 chains. Chainlink is blockchain agnostic, and works on ETH, Solana, Polygon, Moonbeam, etc. It doesn't make sense to say "oracles cost 0.01 ETH" to use, and it also doesn't make sense to match the price up to a USD cost. The oracles need an independent economic layer that boils everything down to one. Additionally, as staking comes into play, oracles will need to stake something as collateral for good behavior, and need the token to do so. And additionally, I hope the network becomes a DAO at some point and we will need the token to vote... but that's just my opinion, and we are probably a long way out from that.
Good evening Mr Patrick, please how can one create an interaction between two smart contracts. Eg flash loan arbitrage smart contract and uniswap or pancake swap. A response would be deeply. appreciated.
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Loving your insightful suggestions. THANK YOU! Let's grow web3!
Your my favorite blockchain dev teacher. Your humor always makes me laugh and you are a top notch teacher! I would love to work under you as you would be such an amazing leader .
Much needed to see this! Thank you for compiling this list, lost of cool stuff, really appreciated!
Wow!! This video is absolutely top-notch, awesome, and killer! Thank you Pattrick! The security tools section was particularly eye-opening... never heard of any of them.
Hope you get to learning them friend, they can save your life!
Great video Pat. This one in particular helps imagining the tech stack for building web3 dapps from A to Z. Great effort. I will check the NFTs bro
Thank you so much for all you do Pat. Truly help many devs out with the straight forward approach of things. Right to the meat and bones of things.
Quality Content of 2022 right here folks
Love you patrick. glad i found your channel
Big fan, thanks for all this knowledge!
3:24 open zeppelin is to solidity basically what npm is to javascript, you must know and utilize it for smart contracts development
Great!!! Clear and concise info on the different but essential segment tools!!
All right this time I'm gonna commit to completing your tutorial on fcc in the next 8 weeks.
Great content, as always! Just a quick off-topic question: My OKX wallet holds some USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). How should I go about transferring them to Binance?
Tonnes of thanks for sharing Patrick...cheers!
Boom!!
Thanks! 2022 will be a beautiful year!!
Hi Patrick, Great content...how the heck are you not over 100k subs!? Thanks man. I'm just starting the journey.
Welcome :D
Hopefully 100k subs this year!
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Always great advice. Thanks, Patrick!
Very useful round up. Can you do a deep dive on security analysis tools.? Thx
This is great! It is great to hear honest balanced advice from someone who has experience with all the tools.
Thanks so much Don!!
Thank you !
It was so good for me😀
Hey Patrick. Solid work. Helps me a lot towards my way to web3 developer. Thanks!
thanks dad
Great video, very useful 👍🏼
Thanks Patrick. Some very useful stuff here.
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Hi,
I just wanted to tell you that I really like your work and your videos. Helps me a lot.
Thanks
Glad to hear it!
Another good video, and thank you.....
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Always amazing with the knowledge 🔥🔥
To me is absolutely inspiring this field, and is mind-blowing to know that Open Zeppelin Hardhat where created in Argentina.
Top tier world class engineering happens here :D.
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I'm already learning Rust and I really like the NEAR blockchain. I hope is the right choice for future projects,security and scalability of smart contracts and the web3
10:46 lmfaoooo i love you bro, best in the game
Ahahah
hi patrick great video again... thanks a lot, could you do a tutorial on brownie and forking? i found the topic a bit confusing while following your solidity full course video
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Hi Patrick, I have watched a lot of your videos and I cannot thank you enough for the content you put out there. In fact I have not been able to learn Brownie-Python from any other source other than yours so thankfully its amazing content :)
I had a very quick question, if you could assist on how you can place breakpoints (debugging solidity / python scripts) in the code when you run brownie scripts, as it would be great to be able to examine the code on the fly.
I know that with tests you can run brownie test --pdb but that its not helpful enough.
Hey Patrick make a complete video on blockchain development using js please
Working on it
Hey Patrick, how about learning how to integrate with other popular Dapps/protocols (eg.: GRT, Aave flashloans, etc.)
Thanks for the great content as always
Dont forget CLS. Can you do a video on Coldstack?
Haven’t used it yet… looks like it’s a decentralized storage aggregator?
Dear Patrick. what about motoko and inc . Do you recommend this one?
I’m unfamiliar with them
I am surprised there is not much in the way of debuggers for Solidity. Developing (in any programming language) without a debugger is massively inefficient and frustrating.The only one I have found so far is a command line debugger part of Truffle. Nothing integrated in an IDE.
With solidity, one should learn smart contract security, as it is very easy to make unnoticeable fatal bugs coding with Solidity, because technically they are not bugs, and your code will function perfectly fine, and looks perfectly fine! however someone could kill your contract if its not structured correctly with few lines of code.
Agreed, security is really important to being a successful smart contract developer
tips for java developers maybe there are some special tips to use web3j
I haven’t worked with it much myself
Can you drop a course on chain link?
Clearly we need oracles, but I don't understand why we need the LINK token, is it simply akin to a share of Chainlink stock or is it used in any actual utilitarian manner in regards to blockchain operations?
Great question. I'd love to see this on a Q&A thread like stack exchange ETH btw. But it comes down to 3 things: 1. The transferandccall functionality is essential for oracle services. When a request is made, the payload of that request is sent along with the token transfer (payment for the node operators), so that the node operators know exactly how much they're being paid for that request and can respond immediately, knowing they'll be paid for their work.
Additionally, this network separates the security of the Chainlink network from the volitility of layer 1 chains. Chainlink is blockchain agnostic, and works on ETH, Solana, Polygon, Moonbeam, etc. It doesn't make sense to say "oracles cost 0.01 ETH" to use, and it also doesn't make sense to match the price up to a USD cost. The oracles need an independent economic layer that boils everything down to one.
Additionally, as staking comes into play, oracles will need to stake something as collateral for good behavior, and need the token to do so.
And additionally, I hope the network becomes a DAO at some point and we will need the token to vote... but that's just my opinion, and we are probably a long way out from that.
How do you chose between JavaScript and Python for Solidity if you're a noob?
Flip a coin ;)
Seriously, it doesn’t matter. Pick one and go. Don’t get caught up on it, do not let it stop you. Pick one and go. They are both good.
@@PatrickAlphaC thank you for your advice.
Good evening Mr Patrick, please how can one create an interaction between two smart contracts. Eg flash loan arbitrage smart contract and uniswap or pancake swap. A response would be deeply. appreciated.
Reference it using their interfaces and their deployed address , there are a lot of documentation out there
I want to learn solidity programming, please help
Check the links in the description!
what about DAML?
I’ll have to play with DAML more. But as I said, if you like a tool, that’s perfect!
Chad Patrick
Make a play to earn game tutorial.That surely will get you a bzillion views! You deserve more views :)
Ooo good idea
Thanks Patrick your videos are always fun to watch... `seeing a couple of 🔺🔺🔺 on your videos lately 👀`
10 more Patrick collins until mainstream adoption
did anyone notice the attack from on titan pic @8:28?
Observant you are... what could that mean ;)
ELA Elastos is the best web3 platform