Samarth Saxenaawesamarth.hashnode.dev·Oct 3, 2024How to easily import dependencies and use remappings in FoundryIntroduction In this series of blogs, we’ve so far seen how we can install Foundry and write and compile simple contracts in it. If you have dependencies like ERC20 by OpenZeppelin in your contract, the process of importing and using them is slightly...DiscussFoundry ModeSolidity
YoungAncientyoungancients.hashnode.dev·Oct 2, 2024Mainnet Forking 1: A Beginner's GuideThis is a pretty interesting topic and a handy skill every smart contract developer should have. It’s easy, yes, but quite tasking also! Before we dive in, reading this alongside searching terms on Google would be a waste of time, so let’s break down...Imọlẹ and 3 others are discussing this4 people are discussing thisDiscuss·24 likes·49 readsBlockchain
Samarth Saxenaawesamarth.hashnode.dev·Sep 28, 2024How to write and compile smart contracts in FoundryIntroduction In the previous lesson of this series, we saw how we can install Foundry on our machines. ICYMI, go ahead and read it here. What good is a tool if it isn’t being put to use? So, in this lesson, we’ll learn how to create a new Foundry pro...DiscussFoundry Modefoundry
Samarth Saxenaawesamarth.hashnode.dev·Sep 24, 2024How to Install Foundry on Windows/macOS/LinuxIntroduction If you are a web3 developer, I’m sure you must have heard of Foundry somewhere- maybe in a YouTube video, maybe in a Twitter thread, or maybe from a friend of yours. Foundry is a smart contract development toolchain. You can write, compi...Discuss·1 likeFoundry ModeBlockchain
Michael Ojekunlecodenthrive.hashnode.dev·Sep 20, 2024Web3Bridge Bootcamp Weeks 4–6: Writing Smart Contracts, My First Hackathon, and the Web3 Lagos ConferenceThe past three weeks at Web3Bridge have been a whirlwind of learning, building, and pushing ourselves beyond the basics of writing smart contracts. We went from writing simple smart contracts to testing, deploying, and even diving into hackathons and...DiscussBlockchain Odyssey: My Journey to Masteryhardhat
Annuarblog.annuar.site·Sep 5, 2024My Wild Ride into the Dapp-verse!Hey folks! I'm diving headfirst into the crypto-coding cosmos with enough caffeine to fuel a rocket. ☕ First stop: Solidity Land! 🏙️ Where smart contracts are born, and my brain cells have gone partying. Who knew programming could be so... solid? 😎...DiscussWeb3
Nwachukwuthedevkitchen.hashnode.dev·Aug 20, 2024Deploying A Governance Smart Contract on Lisk Testnet: A Step-by-Step GuideAs a budding smart contract engineer, knowing how to write secure smart contracts is just the beginning. The rest of the journey involves understanding the right networks to deploy on and knowing how to deploy and verify your smart contracts safely. ...Discuss·46 likes·161 readsWeb3
Sai Aneeshlhcee3.hashnode.dev·Aug 16, 2024BlockchainUnderstanding Blockchain Technology Blockchain, a distributed ledger technology, has emerged as a disruptive force across industries. At its core, a blockchain is a growing list of records, called blocks, which are linked together using cryptography....DiscussFuture
Ben WeinbergforAxelar Developer Blogblog.axelar.dev·Jul 29, 2024Building Multichain Stablecoins: Part TwoObjective In section one, you built an upgradable custom ERC20 stablecoin, that accrues value for token holders and burns a percentage of each token transfer to address token inflation. You also began building a factory contract that integrated with ...Discuss·79 readsaxelar
Varadvarad20.hashnode.dev·Jul 27, 2024Step-by-Step Guide to Verifying Smart Contracts with HardhatIntroduction : Imagine you're buying a house. You wouldn't just take the seller's word for it that everything is in order, right? You'd want to see the deed, inspect the property, and make sure everything is legit. That's kind of what we do with smar...Discusshardhat
