Learn to program in Solidity
Ethereum Developer Pack
4-month course in which you will learn to program in Solidity. The course is designed for people with basic programming knowledge.
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We educate the Latin American community about the Ethereum ecosystem using sustainable and accessible formats
We educate the Latin American community about the Ethereum ecosystem using sustainable and accessible formats
We cover the basics of blockchain and Ethereum. We create our first smart contract.
We learn about the main language for programming smart contracts: Solidity.
We delve into standards like ERC20, ERC721. Key libraries and design best practices
We connect the frontend to the blockchain using the main market tools for Web3 development
We learn methodologies for testing, as well as the main vulnerabilities in smart contracts
Excellent teaching experience and a lot of learning, both due to the course's demands and its content across different training modules, and the continuous progress of students in understanding, using, and developing Smart Contracts through the Solidity language.
The value that this Solidity course has added to my professional development is incalculable. Each lesson, each practical exercise, and each challenge have been fundamental pieces in building my knowledge and skills in the field of blockchain technology. The course has been a true revelation in terms of my understanding of Solidity and its application in creating innovative projects. Thanks to the teachings received, I have managed not only to master the fundamental concepts of Solidity but also to explore its creative potential to the fullest.
I consider my experience with the Solidity course to have been extremely positive, and for that reason, I recommend this course to any IT professional seeking to expand their skills in the field of decentralized applications. Patience and practice are key, as well as an open mind to embrace this exciting technology.
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