In order to help the EOS Blockchain Development community, our development team at Infinite X Labs decided to run a number of tutorials dedicated to EOS Development. In the previous tutorial, we have learned how to set up our development environment for building EOS dApps. We have launched our local testnet, deployed a sample EOS smart contract and interacted with it. You can find all in the first tutorial from our EOS Blockchain Development series here.
Now it’s time to level up. What’s the best way to learn how to build EOS dApps if not creating one? This is what we’re going to do. Through the development, you’ll learn a lot of new things and at the end of these 4 parts tutorial, you’ll be able to create your own dApps. At the end of the series will share with you some very interesting stuff, but for now, it’s a surprise 🙂
Keep a note that the EOSIO is still in development and some of the steps might change in the future. However, our team will try to keep the tutorial always up to date.
Last update – 26 May, 2018 – The tutorial was updated to work with Dawn 4.2
So let’s start!
Before we even start with the code we need first an idea. Have you seen “Ready Player One” movie by Steven Spielberg? If you did you already know what the Oasis is! Exciting, right? Let’s imagine for a minute that we’re part of the team who is going to build the next Oasis and our task is to integrate the blockchain technology inside it or at least to show that is possible to be done. What we’re going to do is a small dApp which will have Players. Each player can play a Game and he can receive coins from it. With the coins, he can go to the Marketplace and buy items which will give him power, abilities, health and/or level up. And of course the Oasis contract – our main start point...
Check the full article in our Blog - The ultimate end-to-end EOS dApp development tutorial – Part 1
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