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Author: Admin | 2025-04-28
Welcome to our curated list of community tutorials.Using zero-knowledge for a secret stateAdvancedOri Pomerantz •March 15, 2025 •28 minonchain games are limited because they cannot keep any hidden information. After reading this tutorial, a reader will be able to combine zero-knowledge proofs and server components to create verifiable games with a secret state, offchain, component. The technique to do this will be demonstrated by creating a minesweeper game.serveroffchaincentralizedzero-knowledgezokratesmudServer components and agents for web3 appsBeginnerOri Pomerantz •July 15, 2024 •8 minAfter reading this tutorial, you will be able to write TypeScript servers that listen to events on a blockchain and respond accordingly with their own transactions. This will enable you to write centralized applications (because the server is a point of failure), but can interact with web3 entities. The same techniques can also be used to write an agent that responds to onchain events without a human in the loop.agentserveroffchaincentralizedIPFS for decentralized user interfacesBeginnerOri Pomerantz •June 29, 2024 •4 minThis tutorial teaches the reader how to use IPFS to store the user interface for a dapp. Although the application's data and business logic are decentralized, without a censorship resistant user interface users might lose access to it anyway.What is EIP-4844? Proto-Danksharding and blob transactions explainedIntermediatePatrick Collins •May 29, 2024 •11 min •ExternalWhat is the EIP-4844? Learn what proto-danksharding and blobs are, how they work, and how to send your first blob transaction using the new Ethereum improvement proposalWhat is EIP-4844? | Blobs & Proto-dankshardingIntermediatePatrick Collins •May 29, 2024 •10 min •ExternalWhat is EIP-4844? What are blob-carrying transactions?Simple NFT ExampleBeginnerAustin Griffith •April 24, 2024 •10 min •ExternalBuild, mint, and transfer your own ERC721soliditysmart contractsreactnextjswagminftjavascripttypescriptopenzeppelinDecentralized Staking AppBeginnerAustin Griffith •April 24, 2024 •30 min •ExternalBuild, test, and deploy your own decentralized staking appsoliditysmart contractsreactnextjswagmijavascripttypescriptfrontendAustin Griffith •April 24, 2024 •30 min •ExternalBuild a vending machine to buy and sell your own ERC20soliditysmart contractsreactnextjswagmijavascripttypescriptfrontenderc-20openzeppelinAustin Griffith •April 24, 2024 •25 min •ExternalDeploy a contract to attack a DiceGame contract and predict the randomness so you only roll winnerssoliditysmart contractsreactnextjswagmijavascripttypescriptfrontendopenzeppelinAustin Griffith •April 24, 2024 •60 min •ExternalDeploy a decentralized exchange to swap an ERC20 and ETHsoliditysmart contractsreactnextjswagmijavascripttypescriptfrontenderc-20openzeppelinState Channel ApplicationIntermediateAustin Griffith •April 24, 2024 •60 min •ExternalCreate an app to lock collateral onchain, transact offchain, then finalize onchain.soliditysmart contractsreactnextjswagmijavascripttypescriptfrontendopenzeppelinMultisig walletIntermediateAustin Griffith •April 24, 2024 •90 min •ExternalDeploy a multi-signature wallet where enough signatures are required to execute a transactionsoliditysmart contractsreactnextjswagmijavascripttypescriptfrontendopenzeppelinsigningLearn Smart Contract Auditing, Security, and DeFiAdvancedCyfrin Updraft •December 13, 2023 •1320 min •ExternalThe ultimate web3 security course for all those looking to be top smart contract developer or security researchers. We teach you all the cutting edge skills needed to make web3 safer and start a successful career in web3 security.soliditysmart contractsvideooraclesfoundrydefifuzzingBuilding a user interface for your contractBeginnerOri Pomerantz
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