Working with Ethereum: Tools for Smart Contract Development

Ethereum    |    Intermediate
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Employ the variety of tools available to develop smart contracts for your Blockchain solutions. In this course, participants discover how to use deployment scripts in Javascript, develop with the Remix integrated developer environment (IDE), and interact with the Ethereum Wallet. This course assumes some degree of application development experience in a high-level programing language. You will learn how to use Javascript and Mocha to define a process for deploying a smart contract to a private Ethereum network; how to use Ganache to provision a private Ethereum network; and how to deploy your smart contract to it and work with Geth to connect as a node to the Rinkeby test network and deploy your smart contract, among other skills covered. Upon finishing this course, you will be familiar with the different tools available to build, test, and deploy smart contracts. This will equip you with the skills required to build smart contracts which are robust, efficient, and easy to maintain, and to define streamlined processes for contract deployment and testing.

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN

  • use JavaScript and Mocha to define a process for deploying a smart contract to a private Ethereum network
    work with Mocha to call a function on a deployed contract and test its return value
    write a script to deploy a smart contract to a private Ethereum network
    use Ganache to provision a private Ethereum network and deploy your smart contract to it
    connect to an already deployed contract using the Ethereum JavaScript API and invoke its methods
    work with Geth to connect as a node to the Rinkeby test network and deploy your smart contract there
  • use the cloud-based Remix IDE along with Metamask to develop and deploy a smart contract to the Rinkeby network
    invoke a transaction on your deployed contract using the Remix interface and set transaction parameters in Metamask
    interact with a contract deployed on the Rinkeby test network and track the mining of your transactions
    use the Ethereum Wallet app to interact with a deployed smart contract by passing to it the contract address and ABI
    recall the different ways to interact with Ethereum networks and smart contracts using Geth, JavaScript, and Ethereum Wallet

IN THIS COURSE

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    1. 
    Course Overview
    2m 30s
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    Writing a Contract Deployment Script
    7m 46s
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    Testing a Function on a Deployed Contract
    5m 55s
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    Separating Deployment from Testing
    4m 42s
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    5. 
    The Ganache Framework
    9m 35s
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    Interacting with a Contract from JavaScript
    9m 10s
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    Deploying a Contract to Rinkeby
    9m 18s
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    The Remix IDE
    6m 38s
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    Invoking Transactions Using Remix and Metamask
    5m 29s
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    Programmatic Interaction with the Rinkeby Network
    5m 3s
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    Accessing a Deployed Contract from Ethereum Wallet
    4m 40s
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    12. 
    Exercise: Tools for Smart Contract Development
    5m 36s
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