Casweeney Ojukwucasweeney.hashnode.dev·Jan 25, 2024Decoding the Hype: Is Rust Really the Future of Blockchain Development?The blockchain ecosystem has been evolving massively daily. New technologies are popping up every day trying to solve one problem or the other. Similarly, new programming languages and frameworks are emerging at a high pace. One recent contender that...Discuss·5 likes·70 readsRust
Tomas Rawskirtomas.hashnode.dev·Jul 10, 2023Make unit test in a smart contract developed in ink ! 🦑I highly recommend you to read my two previous tutorials Analyze, compile and deploy a smart contract and Create a smart contract in ink! Nowadays in version 4.x of ink! there is no way to divide the smart contract code and the tests. So at the end o...Discuss·57 readsink
Tomas Rawskirtomas.hashnode.dev·Jul 8, 2023Create a smart contract in ink! 🦑You can read my previous tutorial to understand a little more about how to analyze, compile and deploy a smart contract developed in ink! The idea of this tutorial is to follow the creation of a smart contract and understand the different parts of it...Discuss·34 readsink
Tomas Rawskirtomas.hashnode.dev·Jun 23, 2023Analyze, compile and deploy a Smart Contract on a Polkadot parachain 🛤For this tutorial, we are going to use Ink! as our Rust language to develop smart contracts in the Polkadot ecosystem. But it's good to know that you can do it in any language that compiles to wasm. We'll use parachains that have the Contract Pallet ...Discuss·153 readsSmart Contracts
Sacha Lanskysachalansky.hashnode.dev·Jun 3, 2023Build a voting dApp with ink! and OpenBrushSo you want to build a decentralized smart contract application (dApp) on Polkadot but aren't sure where to start? Why not create something useful, like a voting dApp? In this post, I'll give an overview of a new workshop I put together to guide deve...Discuss·139 readsink
