Solidity, Blockchain, and Smart Contract Course - Beginner to Expert Python Tutorial
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ม.ค. 2025
- This course will give you a full introduction into all of the core concepts in blockchain, smart contracts, solidity, NFTs/ERC721s, ERC20s, Coding Decentralized Finance (DeFi), python and solidity, Chainlink, Ethereum, upgradable smart contracts, and full stack blockchain development.
Follow along with the videos and you'll be a blockchain wizard in no time!
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⭐️ Course Contents ⭐
⌨️ (00:00:00) Introduction
⌨️ (00:06:33) Lesson 0: Welcome To Blockchain
⌨️ (01:31:00) Lesson 1: Welcome to Remix! Simple Storage
⌨️ (02:09:32) Lesson 2: Storage Factory
⌨️ (02:26:35) Lesson 3: Fund Me
⌨️ (03:26:48) Lesson 4: Web3.py Simple Storage
⌨️ (04:27:55) Lesson 5: Brownie Simple Storage
⌨️ (05:06:34) Lesson 6: Brownie Fund Me
⌨️ (06:11:38) Lesson 7: SmartContract Lottery
⌨️ (08:21:02) Lesson 8: Chainlink Mix
⌨️ (08:23:25) Lesson 9: ERC20s, EIPs, and Token Standards
⌨️ (08:34:53) Lesson 10: Defi & Aave
⌨️ (09:50:20) Lesson 11: NFTs
⌨️ (11:49:15) Lesson 12: Upgrades
⌨️ (12:48:06) Lesson 13: Full Stack Defi
⌨️ (16:14:16) Closing and Summary
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Good luck everyone! Hope to see you in the community!
thx for your amazing work, looking forward to work with you
Hands down best tutorial I've ever done. Like not just for Ethereum development but in general amazing job I'm going to watch it twice just because
@@mrsquiggles1379 I’m so flattered!
Hey Patrick, is there a discord channel to connect with the community and discuss?
I've watched a few of your previous videos and when I saw this come up in new I couldn't wait to get stuck in. Only a few hours in and had to leave a comment - this is an awesome tutorial! So many concepts that are poorly explained elsewhere, cleared up in simple, easy to follow content - brilliant!
For the best teacher on earth, I don't have a single collage degree just but I always knew that I had to find the right person to teach me stuff.
For me that was you Patrick
00:00:00 - *Introduction*
00:00:51 - Author
00:02:04 - prerequisites
00:03:00 - Resources
00:03:57 - learn at your own Pace
00:05:00 - Community
00:05:58 - *Blockchain*
00:06:25 - Bitcoin
00:07:27 - Ethereum
00:08:14 - Smart Contracts
00:09:07 - Bitcoin vs Ethereum
00:09:43 - Oracle problem & Solution
00:10:28 - Hybrid Smart Contracts
00:11:01 - Chainlink
00:12:47 - Importance of Ethereum
00:13:33 - Chainlink features
00:13:50 - summary
00:15:04 -*Features & Advantages of Smart contracts and Blockchain*
00:15:15 - Decentralized
00:16:55 - Transparency & Flexibility
00:17:35 - Speed & Efficiency
00:18:11 - Security & Immutability
00:19:34 - Removal of Counterparty risks
00:21:13 - Trust Minimized Agreements
00:23:21 - Summary
00:24:46 -*DAOs*
00:25:15 -*Ethereum Transaction On a Live Blockchain*
00:25:57 - Wallet Creation
00:29:30 - Etherscan
00:30:03 - Multiple Accounts
00:30:28 - Mnemonic , Public & Private keys
00:31:34 - Mnemonic vs Private vs Public keys
00:32:02 - Mainnet & Testnets
00:33:39 - Initiating our first Transaction
00:35:55 - Transaction details
00:36:50 - Gas fees, Transaction fees, Gas limit, Gas price ....
00:39:36 - Gas vs Gas price vs Gas Limit vs Transaction fee
00:40:40 - Gas estimator
00:43:46 -*How Blockchain works/whats going on Inside the Blockchain*
00:44:26 - Hash or Hashing or SHA256
00:46:35 - Block
00:49:37 - Blockchain
00:53:18 - Decentralized/Distributed Blockchain
00:57:19 - Tokens/Transaction History
00:59:55 - Recap/summary
01:01:34 -*Signing and Verifying a Transaction*
01:01:45 - Public & Private Keys
01:03:29 - Signatures
01:05:05 - Transactions
01:07:39 - Recap/summary
01:09:00 -*Concepts are same*
01:10:03 - Nodes
01:10:40 - Anyone can Become a Node
01:11:02 - Centralized entity vs Decentralized Blockchain
01:11:55 - Transactions are Listed
01:12:27 - Consensus ,Proof of Work ,Proof of Stake
01:12:35 - Consensus
01:13:21 - proof of work/Sybil resistance mechanism
01:14:56 - Blocktime
01:15:32 - Chain selection rule
01:15:50 - Nakamoto consensus
01:16:15 - Block Confirmations
01:17:00 - Block rewards & transaction fees
01:19:34 - Sybil attack
01:19:52 - 51% attack
01:21:41 - Drawbacks of pow
01:21:53 - proof of stake/sybil resistance mechanism
01:23:14 - Validators
01:24:27 - pros & cons of pos
01:25:27 - Scalability problem & Sharding solution
01:26:40 - Layer 1 & Layer 2
01:27:22 - Rollups
01:28:15 - Recap/Summary
01:29:28 -*Solidity*
01:30:47 - *Lesson 1 - Remix IDE & its features*
01:33:32 - Solidity version
01:35:29 - Defining a Contract
01:36:08 - Variable types & Declaration
01:38:45 - Solidity Documentation
01:39:01 - Initializing
01:39:55 - Functions or methods
01:40:54 - Deploying a Contract
01:42:05 - Public , Internal , private , External Visibility
01:44:54 - Modifying a Variable
01:45:49 - Scope
01:47:10 - View functions
01:48:51 - Pure function
01:50:57 - Structs
01:52:42 - Intro to storage
01:53:22 - Arrays
01:54:27 - Dynamic array
01:54:41 - Fixed array
01:54:54 - Adding to an array
01:56:12 - Compiler Errors
01:57:27 - Memory Keyword
01:57:48 - Storage keyword
01:59:44 - Mappings Datastructure
02:01:53 - SPDX license
02:02:37 - Deploying to a live network
02:06:16 - Interacting with deployed contracts
02:07:35 - EVM
02:08:13 - 💪🏻
02:08:31 - Recap/summary
02:09:20 - *Lesson 2 - StorageFactory*
02:09:44 - Factory pattern
02:10:21 - New contract StorageFactory
02:11:36 - Import 1 contract into another
02:13:01 - Deploy a Contract from a Contract
02:14:43 - Track simple storage contracts
02:16:34 - Interacting with Contract deployed Contract
02:16:43 - Calling Store & Retrieve Functions from SF
02:17:43 - Address & ABI
02:19:15 - Compiling & storing in SS through SF
02:20:00 - Adding Retrieve Function
02:21:50 - Compiling
02:22:27 - Making the Code lil bit Simpler
02:23:32 - Additional Note
02:23:58 - Inheritance
02:25:53 - Recap
02:26:23 - *Lesson 3 - Fund me*
02:27:12 - purpose of this contract
02:27:21 - Payable function , wei , gwei & ether
02:28:30 - Mapping , msg. sender , msg.value
02:30:23 - Funding
02:31:48 - ETH -> USD /conversion
02:32:38 - Deterministic problem & Oracle solution
02:34:15 - Centralized Oracles
02:34:52 - Decentralized Oracle Networks
02:35:23 - Chainlink Datafeeds
02:36:50 - Chainlink Code documentation on ETH/USD
02:40:17 - Importing Datafeed code from Chainlink NPM package
02:41:31 - Interfaces
02:42:55 - ABI/Application Binary Interface
02:43:43 - Interacting with an Interface Contract
02:45:06 - Finding the Pricefeed Address
02:46:13 - Deploying
02:47:58 - Getprice function
02:48:29 - Tuples
02:49:57 - Typecasting
02:50:30 - deploying
02:51:46 - Clearing unused Tuple Variables & Deploying
02:52:53 - Making the contract look Clean
02:53:50 - Wei/Gwei Standard (Matching Units)
02:54:45 - getting the price using Get conversion rate
02:57:32 - deploying
02:58:29 - Safemath & Integer Overflow
03:02:35 - Libraries
03:03:30 - Setting Threshold
03:04:26 - Require statement
03:05:18 - Revert
03:06:05 - Deplying & Transaction
03:08:26 - Withdraw Function
03:09:09 - Transfer , Balance , This
03:10:21 - Deploying
03:11:08 - Owner , Constructor Function
03:13:17 - Deploying
03:15:51 - Modifiers
03:17:42 - Deploying
03:18:05 - Resetting the Funders Balances to Zero
03:19:37 - For loop
03:21:39 - Summary
03:22:27 - Deploying & Transaction
03:25:00 - Forcing a Trasacttion
03:26:35-*Python*
03:26:35 -*Lesson 4 - Web3. py SimpleStorage*
03:27:06 - Limitations of Remix
03:28:10 - VScode , Python , Solidity Setup
03:30:31 - VScode features
03:30:58 - Testing python install & Troubleshooting
03:32:32 - Creating a new folder
03:32:59 - SimpleStorage. sol
03:34:40 - Remember to save
03:35:26 - VScode Solidity Settings
03:36:57 - Python Formatter & settings
03:37:56 - Author's recommended Settings
03:38:09 - working with python
03:38:51 - Reading our solidity file in python
03:40:19 - Running in Python
03:40:40 - Keyboard Shortcuts
03:40:56 - Py-Solc-x
03:41:43 - Importing solcx
03:42:01 - Compiled_sol
03:42:51 - Bracket pair colorized
03:43:56 - pysolcx documentation
03:44:25 - Printing Compiled_sol
03:44:47 - Comparison wih remix (Lowlevelstuffs , ABI)
03:46:29 - Saving Compiled Code/writing
03:46:56 - import Json
03:47:32 - Json formatting/settings
03:48:28 - Deploying in Python (Bytecode , ABI)
03:50:54 - Which Blockchain/Where to deploy
03:51:25 - Ganache Chain
03:52:27 - Ganache UI
03:53:27 - Introduction to Web3. py
03:53:32 - pip install web3
03:53:40 - import web3
03:53:52 - Http/Rpc provider
03:54:23 - Connecting to Ganache(RPC server,Documentation,Chain ID,address,Privatekey)
03:56:14 - Deploy to Ganache
03:57:03 - Building a Transaction
03:57:22 - Nonce
03:58:14 - Getting Nonce
03:59:00 - Create a Transaction
03:59:42 - Transaction Parameters
04:00:55 - Signing Our Transaction(signed_txn)
04:01:52 - Never Hardcode your Private keys
04:02:09 - Environment Variables
04:02:27 - Setting Environment variables
04:03:00 - Limitations of Exporting Environment Variables
04:03:27 - Private key PSA
04:03:53 - Accessing Environment Variables
04:04:20 - .env file, .gitignore, pip install python-dotenv
04:05:49 - load_dotenv()
04:07:03 - Sending the signed Transaction
04:07:47 - Deployment
04:08:31 - Block confirmation(wait_for_transaction_reciept)
04:09:05 - interact/work with thee contract
04:09:27 - Address & ABI
04:10:28 - Retrieve() , Call & Transact
04:12:38 - Store function
04:13:58 - Creating Transaction(Store_transaction)
04:15:14 - Signing Transaction(signed_store_txn)
04:15:42 - Sending Transaction(send_store_tx,tx_receipt)
04:16:47 - Deployment
04:17:42 - some nice syntax & deployment
04:18:48 - ganache-cli
04:19:10 - install Nodejs
04:19:40 - install yarn
04:20:38 - Run ganache cli , ganache documentation
04:21:44 - update privatekeys,addresses,http provider
04:22:13 - open new terminal & deploy
04:23:00 - deploy to testnet/mainnet
04:23:55 - Infura, Alchemy
04:24:34 - Create project
04:25:05 - update the rinkeby url, Chain id , address & private key
04:26:20 - Deploying
04:27:21 - summary/recap
04:27:40 -*Lesson 5 - Brownie Simple Storage*
04:27:53 - Brownie Intro & Features
04:28:44 - create new directory
04:29:39 - install Brownie
04:30:41 - 1st brownie simplestorage project
04:31:08 - Brownie Folders
04:32:25 - copying simplestorage.sol
04:32:44 - brownie compile & store
04:33:22 - brownie deploy
04:33:44 - brownie commands
04:34:22 - brownie runscripts/deploy. py & default brownie network
04:35:10 - brownie Advantages over web3. py in deploying
04:35:38 - getting address & private key using Accounts package
04:36:00 - add default ganache account using index
04:36:58 - add accounts using Commandline
04:37:50 - remove accounts & terminal tips
04:38:17 - getting freecodecamp-account
04:39:15 - add accounts using env variables
04:40:01 - create .env file , brownie-config. yaml
04:40:51 - getting . env
04:41:17 - adding wallets in yaml file and updating in account
04:42:47 - importing contract simplestorage
04:43:09 - importing & deploying in brownie vs web3. py
04:44:27 - running
04:44:46 - recreating web3 .py script in brownie
04:46:20 - running
04:46:48 - tests
04:47:43 - test SS
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What are you doing now with your newly gained education? I'm personally looking to create arbitrage bots and flash loan smart contracts. Don't suppose this may be a path closer to that?
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//Edit:
Another thing I have found useful to help retain information;
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11:49:15 Lesson 12: Upgrades
3(4?) Patterns of Upgrading:
1 - Parametrise(setter methods to change value of existing state variables) or use a contract registry(with a setter to update the address of the latest version of a smart contract)
2 - Social YEET/Migration(deploy new contract with upgrades and require all users to migrate over to it)
3 - Proxies(2 issues namely storage and function selector clashes) - subdivided into *Transparent Proxy Pattern* and *Universal Upgradeable Proxies Pattern(UUPS)*
All 3 methods can implement a governance contract to control changes.
4? - Diamond Pattern - if contract is exceeds max size you can split it up into multiple contracts.
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i have an error with solcx..can you help
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Hi
Really appreciate the work you put into this video, it's great.
I will like to notify a mistake: 1:36:40 ->
1. uint256
2. was specified first as an unsigned integer of 256 bits
3. afterwards saying that the number assigned to this variable can be up to 256.
There are 2 possible ways to correct this:
- Correcting 2: unsigned integer of 8 bits
- Correcting 3: it can store an unsigned integer to up to (2 to power 256 - 1 -> that's the maximum unsigned that can be saved on 256 bits)
Hey did you watch the entire video actually I have a doubt regarding that and i have no one to ask to:(
⭐ Course Contents ⭐
⌨ (00:00:00) Introduction
⌨ (00:06:33) Lesson 0: Welcome To Blockchain
⌨ (01:31:00) Lesson 1: Welcome to Remix! Simple Storage
⌨ (02:09:32) Lesson 2: Storage Factory
⌨ (02:26:35) Lesson 3: Fund Me
⌨ (03:26:48) Lesson 4: Web3.py Simple Storage
⌨ (04:27:55) Lesson 5: Brownie Simple Storage
⌨ (05:06:34) Lesson 6: Brownie Fund Me
⌨ (06:11:38) Lesson 7: SmartContract Lottery
⌨ (08:21:02) Lesson 8: Chainlink Mix
⌨ (08:23:25) Lesson 9: ERC20s, EIPs, and Token Standards
⌨ (08:34:53) Lesson 10: Defi & Aave
⌨ (09:50:20) Lesson 11: NFTs
⌨ (11:49:15) Lesson 12: Upgrades
⌨ (12:48:06) Lesson 13: Full Stack Defi
⌨ (16:14:16) Closing and Summary
Just completed This.. Really amazing course. Took me 3 months typing through. Thanks Patrick.
Bookmarks for myself:
last left @ 9:50:08
yaml config file private key: 4:41:49
verify and publish the smart contracts: 5:16:23 and adding verify around 5:30:00 and ganache-local at 5:42:00
mainnet-fork-dev heavy lifting around 6:00:00
chainlink random number request and receive 6:51:00
gotta checkout the link deployment part again
aave-dependencies: 9:13:40
testing in aave: 9:49:00
Is there anything substantial after 6:10:00, the lottery one. Can you give more insights about next chapters learning?
@@devindia7382 A lot of substantial deals there NFTs section is whole deal which you should know if you wanna be a well equipped smartcontract developer, Interacting with different types of contracts is a must
I dont think you understand how CLUTCH the timing of this video is , THANK YOU SO MUCH🔥
oh I think they do
@My official whatsapp number Admin. unable to contact you please help
@@djohn0909 it’s a fake scam account
@@SH-zb2vh how are people falling for these scammers is one thing i can never understand
@@nickhatzis If someone can't spot a whatsapp scammer by now, they are probably not going to make it as a blockchain programmer. Just saying.
Cool moments so far: I'll update it as I watch through the video.
26:37 Furry "the curious" Fox
27:39 Double-Trouble
1:47:03 Rabbit
2:23:59: I've a question: "Is it really cool?" if so, then say it 3 times!
Come on bro you been at the same stamp for 6 days
@@metehansert647 I hope to continue to edit my comment, but tbh my studies is being a huge obstacle in my path to continue studying blockchain. Sorry :(
Friendly reminder to don't give up on this
3:47:22 Its going to keep it in the json syntax, so its still going to be jsony.
You can do it! Don't give up:)
Just finished lesson 7 and have to say I'm loving it and I hope to become a blockchain developer one day. I'll come back to this comment in the future to update you guys, thank you! I will make it
so what happened, did you become one?
@@ykingshyper6536 haha not yet man, its been two days
If you don't mind a like mind or a partner to grow together... please I am opened... it is so rare to see a blockchain dev in my locality... I feel lucky that I am early to party but as well feel the need to connect to like minds... Thanks
@@segunstephen731 Hey Segun. I have also started learning blockchain development and feel the same. Let's connect
@@mehalrashid3016 Alright man. Which social network are you most active on please?
At 3:44:35:
He forgot to install the solidity compiler first! You can do so with:
from solcx import compile_standard, install_solc
install_solc("0.6.0")
... in the deploy.py file. He corrected it on the github page. In case you got stuck here like me :)
thanks!
how can i install it? please help me I don't know:(
@@behdad0979 I think you run 'npm install -g solc' in the terminal
thanks man
@@d13197 like me in the file or directly in the terminal as you said.
This is truly amazing. But I must say that I am playing this video and replaying it non stop, everyday all day along .This Hugh and immense information and knowledge is extremely powerful. Thank you for all your hard work. Add to that, it's a great presentation, great teacher. Thank you for all your time and effort. I still Can’t believe this is free. Dear Patrick you are literally decentralizing the education of blockchain programming. Many thanks and God bless you.
The best thing I can do now is to invest in shiba, which has many better advantages over other cryptocurrencies. Although I haven't fully understood it yet, but l've been able to earn 500$ everyday
One of the best courses I’ve ever seen. Great teacher, great tools, and great projects proposed. Keep it up! Great job Patrick!!
@2:30:00 I was having trouble funding the contract, but I found that by changing the solidity compiler version it fixed the issue. I was using 0.6.6, switch to the latest local version of v0.8.7 at the time of writing. Worked as expected, thanks for this course it's awesome!
This is the dream i'm living right now!
Thanks for the free course
Hey bro...just wanna ask a quick question before starting this video. Do this guy teaches us how to connect Nodes through blockchain?
Just started learning Python , super beginner, I am here to learn and i hope one day i can build smart contracts and DAOs. Stoked to listen to someone involved with chainlink . true motivaton!
Wow! 16 hours? My respect for putting together such a great and vast content here for the community. This stuff is life changing and will help plenty of people. Including me. Thanks a lot
what can we do after finishing this course can wwe be able to apply for work?
4:47:52 it tooks me around 15 hours to get there but I love it, thank you so much Patrick, I’ve learned so much awesome things in 3 days 🙏
Yes!!!
@@PatrickAlphaC what is the pre-requisite for the course?
@@saumya-y2t A can do-attitude
Took me about 15 hours too.
lol took me 15 days to reach there
Just finished course and I just wanted to thank you for this super tutorial.
hi! I want to take this course, but not sure whether I have all the prerequisites. I only know python, and super basic JS. do you think it's enough?
@@gyungyoonpark Hello, I didn't know any js but some python when started to course, and it went very well.
@@yunus-md3sb wow thank you so much!!! by any chance, you can recommend any relavant book? I see many bitcoin, etherium, blockchain books on amazon, but not sure which one I can take a look with only python based knowledge
@@gyungyoonpark hello, I am not familiar with books about this topics :/
@@gyungyoonpark Book - Mastering Ethereum (It was writtin by the ethereum co-creator)
So I'm 1h30m in to this, in the matter of 3 days i think. I've just watch the first minutes of tech stuff. It's the intro to github and the several q&a forums and chats in it. This quick reference is huge for me,46 year old percussionist, self taught coder. Introdution to the right community! Will come back to follow up this comment...
Just started and hopefully I don't give up easily as I did before with other coding tuts.
Thanks man, the first 20 minutes were enough to fall in love with this new world of coding.
you got this
Hey brother can u help me?
I know python but i want to become a blockchain developer basically solidity
So, what should I do pls ..... Help😞
I'm 15 y/o
I was working in my Blockchain project and I needed this one perfect time
When i just wanted to learn blockchain, this is recommended and cant believe this is free. Appreciate it guys, just subscribed. Looking forward to the javascript version.
To be honest I bought a course on udemy wanting to learn Blockchain programming and I've watched it to 45% complete but I found this course and I took a bold step to download it and I watched the first 2hrs and I could see what I'm missing from there. The break down and even explaining the bytes and using struct. Thanks so much. Once I'm done I'll come back here and comment again.
How is it going?
@@hgtpmrinbetween3484 well it's going fine, but always run into an error. But makes me learn more. I want to ask after this course which front-end can I learn
at which position are you , after 5 months ?
I know nothing about programming, I JUST started to study on my free time yesterday lol. Learned a few things about HTML and HTML5 so far. Thank you for this free knowledge!!
a big leap from HTML to Blockchain I must say...
@@krshah2008 I see I still have a long way to go lol
@@huckleberryfinn8795 keep at it 💪
so are now in blockchain developement ?
This guy is amazing and can't appreciate enough about his passion to teach people.
Absolutely great... I have waited for this for so long
Tip for navigating and rewinding on this Huge tutorial.
When focus is on the browser playing the Vid.:
(K - Pauses, J - Rewinds 10 seconds, L- Forwards 10 seconds)
Code in a second browser screen/session (ideally), and Alt+Tab to Toggle back to the Tutorial and then use the above keys to relisten to something
Amazing course !!! Thank you guys so much! After 7 years as a mobile developer im starting next week my new job as Smart Contract developer ! thanks to you !!!
How much time did you spend on learning smart contracts/solidity and how did you get the gig?
Thanks and congrats!
If you don't mind a like mind or a partner to grow together... please I am opened... it is so rare to see a blockchain dev in my locality... I feel lucky that I am early to party but as well feel the need to connect to like minds... Thanks
Amazing work , the internet is an amazing place to learn. We have the Library of Alexandria 😀
Well said. It is indeed.
And the highest appreciating asset on planet earth in Hex Crypto, as well as a fork of Ethereum Called pulse chain, created by the best human being on planet earth Richard Heart...
It's taken about 2,069 years since the Library of Alexandria burned down, but we're rebuilding it one learning resource at a time.
this alexandria can not be burned
However it's a better version of library of Alexanderia. Imagine finding the choice of your book on demand right in the comfort of your room
for avoiding gas error, please guys set as (just add "gas price to the build function) the following:
transaction = SimpleStorage.constructor()buildTransaction({"gasPrice":20000000000,"chainId":chain_id,"from":my_address,"nonce":nonce})
Patrick Collins is a great teacher!
Following the advice I have learned and taught, I have watched 2 hours of your lecture and studied/researched for 6 hours. I already have 2 job offers paying way more and it is an average rate! Love the class!
Where do you apply for jobs?
where did you search?
They found me!
If you don't mind a like mind or a partner to grow together... please I am opened... it is so rare to see a blockchain dev in my locality... I feel lucky that I am early to party but as well feel the need to connect to like minds... Thanks
Thank you Patrick. It is not obvious that such an in-depth engaging complete tutorial is made free online. I hope you rip major benefits from this!
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This is awesome. I'm around 03:10:00 and was able to solve a line error that had to do with the withdraw function (and my solidity version) by going to stackoverflow. Super proud of this lol - thanks Patrick!
@@adnan. I dont remember exactly what i did to fix it. But as far as i recall you are now also required to specify a minimum gas cost. Once i figured it out, it was a pretty straightforward one line addition.
I often don't comment but I really appreciate you guys. Thanks for this wonderful course, You guys are amazing!
This training is fantastic. Really, seriously well done. Not just for the exposure to smart contracts but all of the walking through of each setup step of all of the different applications. Perfect pace and no black magic. Well done
For almost 3 weeks I have been researching certain and clear information regarding the logic of public and private keys. Of course, there are tons of sites but no one explained it better than you. Thanks. ( first comment )
It is so much fun to watch this tutorial again after 6 months. Still learn a lot, thanks!
For Those who are looking for it like i was ( Taken from the description)
⭐ Course Contents ⭐
⌨ (00:00:00) Introduction
⌨ (00:06:33) Lesson 0: Welcome To Blockchain
⌨ (01:31:00) Lesson 1: Welcome to Remix! Simple Storage
⌨ (02:09:32) Lesson 2: Storage Factory
⌨ (02:26:35) Lesson 3: Fund Me
⌨ (03:26:48) Lesson 4: Web3.py Simple Storage
⌨ (04:27:55) Lesson 5: Brownie Simple Storage
⌨ (05:06:34) Lesson 6: Brownie Fund Me
⌨ (06:11:38) Lesson 7: SmartContract Lottery
⌨ (08:21:02) Lesson 8: Chainlink Mix
⌨ (08:23:25) Lesson 9: ERC20s, EIPs, and Token Standards
⌨ (08:34:53) Lesson 10: Defi & Aave
⌨ (09:50:20) Lesson 11: NFTs
⌨ (11:49:15) Lesson 12: Upgrades
⌨ (12:48:06) Lesson 13: Full Stack Defi
⌨ (16:14:16) Closing and Summary
This course is absolutely amazing, I can't believe this kind of material is free, thank you very much!
Couldn't agree more with the sentiment here. Clarity is key, and Forbidden Crypto Hacks book seems to provide just that. Can't wait to dive in!
You guys are crushing it! High quality education with zero ads. Unbelievable. Thank you!
Edit: I got the first ad. Nevertheless, still a great course :D
Thanks!
I’m currently 21 y/o and have been in the crypto space since i was 17 but im now 2 hours into this course and although I’ve always been interested in programming i haven’t picked it up until yet. I’m so grateful for you Patrick and this course! I really appreciate the effort you put into this and the many other courses you’ve done it made me wanna pursue this field as a career. Thank you!
Hey bro on a similar journey to you been into crypto for just over a year now, recently getting into blockchain programming. Let me know if you'd like to connect and help each other out!
@@freedominknowledge8891 Are You still in the game? I am Also trying to learn it
Get out of it kid.
2 hours in and my brain hurts, even though I've done quite a bit of coding, there are a lot of new concepts to digest. Like how some things require a transaction and others don't. Super interesting. I'll drink some more coffee and keep going.
Thank you for this generous, and extraordinarily high-quality knowledge drop!
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23:21 Summary
1:00:01 Summary Blockchain
1:28:16 Quick recap (PoW, PoS)
2:08:30 Recap Chapter 1
2:25:59 Recap Chapter 2
hey dude...! I think by now you'd have completed it...! does high level of mathematics is require to learn this course or is it ok to go without knowing high level mathematics?
I just cant belive in this video. This is the most informative video i ever watched in you tube. I would like to thank... all of you, from the bottom of my heart. Thanks a lot.
1:36:45 you say that "uint256" is an integer of size 256 bit and in the next sentence, you say the value of the variable can be up to 256... I'm sure you only misspoke, but are aware that it's actually 2^256 (which is an incredibly high number, don't know if anyone would ever need a variable that huge, but that's another issue).
Great course so far! Thanks so much for your time and effort, it really means a lot 🙏🏻
I think he ment the uint8
Just a little clarification, int can be a negative and postive number, uint is the negative number added with the postive number into a combined postive number, without the ability of going into negative numbers. so int has a range of -1 to +1 while uint has a range of 0 to 2 (without using the actual real numbers) because its many :P
everyone believe it's enough until somebody crazy made a Batch transaction with value of (2^256+2)/2 to 2 accounts include himself on the Beauty Chain lol
Please can anyone tell me what is the pre-requisite for this course?
@@saumya-y2t For better understanding of programming that's introduced here, check out some video's on Javascript or C#. Crypto/Blockchain related, check out the Whiteboard Crypto channel, as well as the MIT Opencourseware by Gary Gensler, lectures on "Money and Blockchain" or something like that. Good luck and have fun! :P
Patrick, this is fantastic! It must have taken so much prep and work from your side to put this together and the world appreciates you! I've listened to many IVY league lecturers and your flow, explanation, topics, and overall understanding of the concepts and technology and ability to divulge should be a model for every teacher. Thank you!
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Me too. Hu huu
Done with this course... You are a genius.... God bless you king Patrick...
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I learned so much in first 5 hours in this week, can't wait to watch and code more, thank you Patrick Collins
hey dude...! I think by now you'd have completed it...! does high level of mathematics is require to learn this course or is it ok to go without knowing high level mathematics?
@@_VIVEKNANDAN hey, sry for the delay, no. no need for hight level math, some basics is enough.
Awesome content. Can"t wait for the JS version too!
Are you sure there will be a javascript version?
@@agambhir3709 He says it a 02:36
@My official whatsapp number Admin. Scammer
When will it release, i think he forgot he have to release it
Just finished the course. Amazing. The amount of information, background and practical, was incredible. Patrick, thank you for making this course available. I look forward to building on what I have learned.
Hello brother does this course need any software that requires payment?
@@nitishreddy2453 No. You will need an infura account with a credit card, but it is free for limited use and I did not get charged for use during the course. Good luck!!
@@d.b.esquire9911 thank you brother
This is truly amazing. But I must say that I am definitely helping this channel by playing this video non stop, everyday all day on 4 different phone's.
This information and knowledge is extremely powerful. Thank you for all your hard work.
Jeff bezos leaves Amazon to teach solidity. Just Kidding, great video.
haha
Are you saying he looks like Jeff Bezos with hair?
Jeff disguises himself with hair
Same thing I was thinking
He also looks a lot like legendary skateboarder Lance Mountain.
The blockchain has indeed brought us a lot of help, not only in life but also on the Internet. I have been studying blockchain for a year and a half and have learned a lot about blockchain technology. It has had a great impact on my life and work. Not only the encryption market, but also the blockchain is a suitable choice. Even if there is a risk in the market, I can protect myself from losses. Thank you very much Blockchain technology, I hope to update more videos on blockchain technology, very helpful
Can I ask if you can recommend your source and tips for beginners in the world of blockchain?
This course is crazy good. I'm shocked it's free. Just amazing
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Incredible content by the way! I'm a software engineer for more than 10 years, but this was my first exposure to eth and solidity. It would have been a walk in park becoming a developer if more lessons like this were available back when i was learning other stuff.
Hi, how have you found the video. Will this video be enough to become a solid blockchain/ smart contract developer or would you need more tutorials in things not covered here. Just wanted a review before fully committing
Hi there Johnnie! Thank you for feedback on this course since I'm a newbie here. Was wondering what's your tech stack and why you're deciding to switch to web3.0?
I am amused how easy to understand and well organized this edu video is made. I am really grateful for creator of this video. Admiring your energy and the knowledge sharing
If at 1:59:00 you get an error that says something like "error invalid big number", just remember to add the 0 when pressing the people blue button. If not you are not calling any specific position of the array and it gives you that error :D
👆👆Contact him for help he is a genius
Thanks Michael! I went through this segment of the video a dozen times to check my code and could not find any trouble.
Thanks Michael!.
I went even through their GitHub code and it still gave me an error. I lost interest until I came to this post, thank you.
BTW it was clearly shown in the video (I know i am an idiot).
perfect time for the course
Awesome tutorial. I'm quarter-way through
The instructor uses terms wei and eth seemingly interchangably. Be keen as you watch, 1ETH = 1 billion billion WEI.
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7:51:53 if you're getting a "revert" error here, add an extra 0 to amount in "fund_with_link=()"
hey dude...! I think by now you'd have completed it...! does high level of mathematics is require to learn this course or is it ok to go without knowing high level mathematics?