Blockchain Tutorial for Beginners | Build a DeFi App (Ethereum, Solidity, Web3.js & Truffle) #Blokzincir #Blockchain
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Table of Contents:
[00:05:41] – DEPENDENCIES
[00:07:50] – PART 1
[00:28:21] – PART 2
[01:02:37] – STAKE TOKENS
[01:23:41] – ISSUE TOKENS
[01:43:45] – FRONT END SETUP
💻FINAL CODE:
DEPENDENCIES
npm install –g [email protected]
Starter Code:
Part 1:
Part 2:
Stake tokens:
Issue Tokens:
Front End setup:
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thanks a lot !
can you do this for bsc please?
Have you got any tutorials on creating a swap app I.e. BSC of BNB to Safemoon or some other bsc token
Great tutorial but you really should ban that fake "Dapp University" user. He is all over the comments section shilling his own garbage and misguiding your valuable viewers. Looks like you are answering but it is not you it is a fake account using your name and your logo. Very easy to ban this one user, thanks.
But how do you do this on a Windows machine?
@dapp University: One question, on Min 1:00:07 you use the Owner/investor as variables. But I don't see any definition of them. Are they created by default?
why can't you use recent versions of programs?
How to use with Mainnet
This is great, would love to see a similar tutorial using another blockchain that perhaps has cheaper tx fees. launching a simple dapp on eth isn't really viable if there's a number of transactions involved, I've looked around and Lamden.io use python for their smart contracts, seems easier to learn than solidity, cheap tx fees too, would love to see a tutorial for this 🙏👍.
Best Dapp content from youtube. Thanks.
Man I really appreciate your efforts and thankx
do you have the total course. I have error from the beginning. where you type the code in the time 8:50
For all beginners who do not know programming, please please do not start with solidity. Go learn C++/Python/Javascript any one of these three
Love it bro
I will always support you
Smashed like button already !
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This is good
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Do you have a tutorial for BSC
This tutorial is amazing. I learned a lot. Thank you very much
hello, thanks for the guide. however, for staking to be real you need IB or interest bearing tokens and you didn't teach this at all, which means the staking function has nothing but a deposit-withdrawal function. how is this staking?
hey man, what highlighter are you using for sublime?
i am getting this error in Console
Uncaught (in promise) Error: Returned values aren't valid, did it run Out of Gas? You might also see this error if you are not using the correct ABI for the contract you are retrieving data from, requesting data from a block number that does not exist, or querying a node which is not fully synced
how do i get my node to look the same as yours when i open it and copy what you do i get errors
someone please help i open up node then paste the link and get a error
slow down you talking like rocket moon…..
NFT-market boom: there is the profit? NFT-market boom: there is the profit?
When I insert
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It doesn’t open the editor
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1:45:18
2:10:08
This is not really a tutorial for beginners. I was really enthusiastic about learning this, but there are many things I dont get just from the beginning. I think people need to have coding experiences to do this tutorial. I can't get the defi_tutorial screen you have on sublime. You should do something for really novice who want to learn this
This was a good tutorial overall, but what you decided to explain versus not explain was annoying. i.e. explaining what an array is after having just used it like 30 times, but then completely abstracting / talking over Contract instantiation and deployment. I spent more time researching stuff you could have explained in 2 minutes than I did watching the entire video, so I guess I can't be too upset, but I would recommend adding a little more structure to your videos in terms of the educational pieces. Still subbed though 😉
Solidity has honestly the worst possible syntax – it looks crazy ugly and is super unintuitive 🙁
Hi guys anyone know how to make a game dapp? I am new and wanted to know where to start
Ethereum is currently falling below it's last resistance rally milestone marker on May 23rd @ just below 2k as the whole market consolidates..
I see Eth cascading to as much as $1200 before it reverses after building support. with all other crypto continuing to follow in Sync reaching similar values before Market Consolidation..
anyone know how to do this on polygon?
Great channel thank you this is great know how
anyone whos completely new to coding and blockchain and has got started with this video?
how hard/easy did u find it? i am just in the starting phase with with this stuff so if anyone is comfortable enough sharing their experience it would be highly appreciable. i am just not confident that i can get started with the stuff. if there is anyone who felt the same sometime back and now doing great in this field please share your experience.