(ARCHIVED) Intro to Smart Contract & Frontend Programming
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Course Content
(ARCHIVED) Intro to Smart Contract & Frontend Programming is a beginner-level Udemy course taught by Peter Keay. It runs 7h 2m and is taught in English. Learners rate it 4.5 out of 5 from 409 reviews, with 23,140 students enrolled. It is free to enroll, last updated April 2023.
Learn to build blockchain applications with this hands-on course! This archived course, based on the official Elemental Battles tutorial, guides you through connecting a web game to the blockchain. You'll explore fundamental blockchain communication concepts while developing an application that integrates a smart contract with a ReactJS/Redux frontend.
This course is ideal for developers with existing programming experience, but don't worry if you're newer to the space – we explain basic concepts along the way. You'll receive code starting points and graphic assets to jumpstart your project.
Key skills you'll gain:
- Smart Contract Development: Understand how to create and interact with smart contracts on a blockchain.
- Blockchain Integration: Learn the principles of connecting traditional web applications to blockchain networks.
- ReactJS & Redux: Develop a user-friendly frontend for your blockchain application using popular JavaScript libraries.
- Web Game Development: Apply blockchain technology to create engaging and innovative web games.
What you'll need:
- A computer running macOS, Linux, or Windows 10 Pro.
Important Note: This course is currently archived. The author is developing new, updated blockchain development courses focusing on cutting-edge topics like account abstraction for improved user experience, multichain applications, blockchain security, and CI/CD for blockchain applications. Stay tuned for these exciting new offerings!
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