ABSOLUTELY MASSIVE TUTORIAL JUST DROPPED

Anyone looking to get started, or become a top-tier smart contract engineer, here is the tutorial for you!!

It will teach you EVERYTHING you need to know to become a blockchain GOD, no matter what level you're at.

Learn piece by piece here!!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M576WGiDBdQ

Hey r/ethdev,

I've prepared a resource which helps learners understand the whats and whys of solidity and the EVM's internals. This includes why certain thing is done in a certain way and in depth code examples when just text doesn't help drive the idea.

I believe resource is extremely useful when used alongside any tutorial like Solidity by example or the docs itself.

Here is the link to the Repo, Solidity Notes

And here's the link to the hosted website, Solidity Notes Website

This was prepared when I was learning too. It includes majority of information from the Solidity Documentation with extra explanations that link stuff together which helps understand concepts better.

Please read the readme on the repo to know how to use it. And a little intro to the dev path of a solidity developer.

The document is created based on,

• 80% is from Official Solidity Documentation.

• Around 10% from answers and countless hours browsing through Ethereum Stack Exchange.

• Around 5% from places like Consensys, Openzeppelin and Medium blogs.

• Around 5% from the Ethereum Yellow Paper.

The resource if free to use. And please submit PRs if you find any errors, while I double checked the resources I'm sure a some mistakes might've crept in. There are some formatting errors which end up some rogue asterisks like **, please ignore them. I'll fix them soon.

And if it helped you in any way, please leave a ⭐️ on the Repo. Thanks a lot!

It's a simple aggregator collecting all the web3 and crypto jobs in one place.

Let me know if it's at all useful or I'll stop hosting it.

Sorry about the UI, I did not build it with other users in mind.

After Ethereum Proof-of-Stake, will MEV techniques - like front-running, back-running, arbitrage, sandwich and liquidations - disappear or boom? Comment why you think so.

And how come no one wants to answer this question. If you google this question, you find nothing. I understand betting markets are heavily regulated, but didn't know writing about it was illegal too.

UPDATE: I think you do it through Polymarket's discord. In the 'market-submission' channel. Jeesh, no peep of this anywhere on the internet.. not even in the Polymarket docs :/

Leaving this up for posterity. Bc someone has to do it.

Every new Ethereum developer should check Ethernaut created by Openzeppelin.

The Ethernaut is a Web3/Solidity based wargame, played in the Ethereum Virtual Machine. Each level is a smart contract that needs to be 'hacked'. Some levels are even based on real life hack examples including the most famous DAO hack

https://ethernaut.openzeppelin.com/

Recently, I have gotten into crypto, made some gains off investments, done lots of research on dope projects, and recently gained a lot of interest in the field and the ecosystem.

I can safety say I am super interested in making a career off of working in blockchain.

So my redditers who self taught themselves solidity, what did you use? I already have a general idea of what I can use to learn blockchain, coding, and solidity from other reddit posts, but those posts I found were years old. I want to see what I can use to learn blockchain that is super up-to-date.

And after you guys mastered solidity, how long did it take to get the job in the field? and how did you guys locate projects to put in your resume to get these jobs?

Thank you all in advance

The basics of solidity: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v_hU0jPtLto

The official document: https://docs.soliditylang.org/en/v0.8.5/

A training tool: https://soliditylang.org/

A full course on solidity (1 hour and 30 minutes): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ipwxYa-F1uY

Github codes using solidity from beginner to advanced level:

Begginer: https://github.com/bkrem/awesome-solidity

https://github.com/ethereum/solidity

https://github.com/pbrudny/learning-solidity-2018

Advanced level tutorial: https://www.bitdegree.org/courses/solidity-smart-contract/

Smart contracts github: https://github.com/bethanyuo/solidity-advanced

Eth 2.0: https://github.com/ethereum/eth2.0-specs

Solidity given how it was created and mostly used for Ethereum blockchain is constantly advancing and it can offer new job positions to many people.

A cheap way to get certification in solidity and earn your place in professional blockchain development: https://www.blockchain-council.org/certifications/certified-solidity-developer/

It's not necessary to pay for this, you can always develop clever, impressive, creations and prove your worth and skill with your code, but in case you desire an insurance but also something you can present as a professional qualification you should at least consider taking a look at it.

Solidity is beautiful, have fun learning!

Yes, it is an NFT, but...

I'm a professional web developer, and a for a long time I failed to see the point of the distributed Turing machine.

I was wrong.

It started as a weekend hobby project to "mess around and see what happens", but then I fell in love with the smart contract idea.

Our website is statically hosted, and any logic is handled by the smart contract. The blockchain is our server-side, our database, our networking. Everything is publicly auditable.

Getting started is a bit steep. But I encourage any developer to experiment with this wonderful technology. Download Ganache, run your local chain. Use Truffle to compile and release in a breeze.

Gas fees are a problem. Releasing a contract on the mainnet is, I believe, too expensive. This makes it hard for anyone to come up and release any non-financial application.

This is my first dApp, but it's definitely not my last. If the fees will ever allow it, I can see myself rewriting a few webapps using smart contracts.