Description
Welcome to the Complete Guide to Fullstack Web3 development to build a complete NFT marketplace, from back to front with Solidity, Truffle, ethers.js, IPFS, Reactjs.
In this in depth tutorial you learn Ethereum dApp Programming with the tools, protocols, and frameworks for building full stack web3 apps to :
- mint, list, buy and sell a NFT (Non-fungible tokens)
- How to implement the ERC721 standards (OpenZeppelin) to create unique Non-Fungible Token
- How to get Testnet ETH to test and deploy your DApp
- How to authenticate users with the Metamask digital Wallet (Browser extension)
- Use IPFS to store assets with the Pinata API
What’s included in this Fullstack Web3 and Ethereum Blockchain class ?
1) Smart Contract developpment with Solidity
- Write a smart contract with Solidity and Remix IDE
- Implement the ERC-721 token and standards from the OpenZeppelin library : mint NFT
- Compile and deploy to the Remix Virtual VM and the Goerli Testnet
- Connect with the Metamask Wallet and get Testnet ETH
2) End to End development with Truffle suite
- Truffle Suite : installation and create a new project
- Testing, compiling and deploy to an Ethereum Tesnet (Goerli)
- Verify and publish your smart contract with the Etherscan API
3) Decentralized Application (DApp) with the React.js library and Bootstrap 5.1
- Upload images to the IPFS (InterPlanetary File System) with the Pinata API
- Interact with the Ethereum Blockchain and smart contracts with the Ethers.js library
- Develop elegant and responsive user interfaces with React.js and Bootstrap 5 (v5.1)
Who is this class for ?
- Anyone willing to start a career in Blockchain and DApp developpment
- Anyone interested in Blockchain technologies and its applications
Some things to keep in mind:
- The focus of this tutorial will be on building the smart contract and not building the frontend.
- However, the frontend code for an NFT marketplace is available for download and on Github
- No backend or database is involved in this tutorial
Join me NOW in the class to learn Fullstack Web3 development with a simple and guided example, from start to finish.
