Smart Contract Development: CryptoDoggies Token Game

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Nathan Glover

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01 - welcome-to-the-course.mp4

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02 - what-is-ethereum.mp4

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03 - introduction-to-smart-contracts.mp4

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04 - development-setup-windows.mp4

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05 - development-setup-macos.mp4

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06 - development-setup-linux.mp4

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07 - cryptodoggies-contract.mp4

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08 - version-pragma.mp4

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09 - state-variables-math-operators.mp4

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10 - structs-defining-our-doggies.mp4

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11 - arrays-functions-location-for-our-doggies.mp4

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12 - mapping-storing-our-doggies.mp4

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13 - events-tracing-our-doggies.mp4

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14 - optional-testing-smart-contracts-with-remix.mp4

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15 - setting-up-ide-for-truffle-development.mp4

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16 - layout-of-a-truffle-project.mp4

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17 - ganache-testrpc-usage.mp4

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18 - web3-unit-testing.mp4

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19 - erc721-tokens.mp4

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20 - adding-erc721-interface-and-libraries.mp4

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21 - cryptodoggies-dna-explained.mp4

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22 - adding-required-erc721-variables-and-data-structures.mp4

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23 - erc721-token-creation-and-access.mp4

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24 - generate-random-dna.mp4

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25 - token-purchase-and-balance-withdrawal.mp4

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26 - token-pricing-steps.mp4

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27 - erc721-token-function-overrides.mp4

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28 - erc721-private-function-overrides.mp4

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29 - refactoring-unit-tests-and-crushing-bugs.mp4

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30 - introduction-to-remix-metamask-and-ropsten-testnet.mp4

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31 - getting-started-with-frontend-development.mp4

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32 - creating-the-doggy-cards.mp4

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33 - write-the-loaddoggy-function-to-visualise-the-cards.mp4

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34 - contract-load-from-json-abi.mp4

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35 - handle-doggy-purchase.mp4

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36 - load-doggies-from-contract-function.mp4

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37 - deploy-cryptodoggies-to-ropsten-testnet.mp4

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38 - optional-deploying-to-mainnet.mp4

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Description

I'm sure you've heard of CryptoKitties, the first highly successful Ethereum Smart Contract and Distributed Application (DApp) that took the world by storm!.

There is no denying that Ethereum and the amazing opportunities that come from writing Smart Contracts will only get bigger and more disruptive in the coming years as it continues to grow.

Learn How To Use:

Solidity - The programming language used to write smart contracts
Truffle - The most popular way to develop smart contracts
MetaMask - Browser extension to interact with your smart contract
Bootstrap / JavaScript - You'll build your own website using common web frameworks and languages.
ERC721 Token Standards - You'll build your own ERC721 compliant Token that can be traded on the Ethereum blockchain.

I wrote this course for people who want to step through each of the steps required to implement their very own ERC721 Token called CryptoDoggies. Each of the Doggies created is completely unique and can be sold and collected on the Ethereum Blockchain.

By the end of this course you will have deployed your very own CryptoDoggy contract, and be fully capable in creating anything you can dream of using the amazing power of Ethereum Smart Contracts.

What You'll Learn?

Technology
Web Development
Contract Writing
Distributed Applications
Distributed Development
Tokens
Games For Dog

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Creator of ALL things AWESOME!

Bachelor of Technology with a Major in Computer Systems and Networking, I've always had a strong desire to make amazing things with the technical skill I learn.

I've recently taken up developing Ethereum Smart contracts using the Solidity programming language and have deployed a number of small successful distributed applications (DApps).

When I'm not writing distributed and immutable code, I'm usually soldering electronics and writing code for some of my IoT home automation projects, and also working on Unity3D game development.

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