Solidity Programming Resources for Beginners
If you were ever interested in learning how to write your own Smart Contracts or simply programming around Ethereum, I've compiled a list of handy resources for you. I'll expand this list over time. Also, if you have your own resources you'd like to share with the community please comment them below.
- CryptoZombies (interactive)
- Coursetro (beginner)
- Solidity Documentation
- Solidity Cheat Sheet And Best Practices
- Building a production-ready Ethereum DApp from idea to final product – Part 1
- EthereumDev
- EthList: The Crowdsourced Ethereum Reading List
- CRUD Part 1
- CRUD Part 2
- YouTube Primer on Learning Solidity
- One-To-Many CRUD
- The Patient Smart Contract – Part 1 (beginner)
- Truffle tutorial
- Openzeppelin tutorial
These all are useful for new starters.
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