Build Decentralized Apps with Solidity: The Complete Developer Course
Master Solidity, the language of smart contracts and Web3. Build secure dApps and gain a top in-demand blockchain skill.
Welcome!
EP1: What is Blockchain Technology?
EP2: Key Characteristics of Blockchain
EP2.2: Key Characteristics of Blockchain Cont.
EP3: How Blockchain Works
EP4: Types of Blockchain Networks
EP5: Real-World Use Cases
EP6: Benefits & Challenges of Blockchain
EP7: The Future of Blockchain
EP8: blockchain demo
EP1: What is Ethereum?
EP2: Gas: Ethereum’s Pricing Model
EP3: How does validators earn ETH
EP4: Smart Contracts
EP5: Ethereum Ecosystem and Tools
EP6: Scaling and Layer-2 Solutions
EP7: Oracles
EP8: Token Standards & ERCs
EP9: Infrastructure Providers
EP10: Ethereum’s Impact and Future
EP1: Getting familiar with Remix
EP2: What is solidity
EP3: Storage and memory data locations
EP4: Solidity and Solidity files
EP5: Structure of a contract
EP6: Value types in solidity
EP7: Address and State Variables
EP8: What are qualifiers?
EP1.1: Function basics - Part 1
EP1.2: Function basics - Part 2
EP2: Visibility public
EP3: Visibility internal
EP4: Visibility private
EP5: Visibility external
EP6: Mutability view
EP7: Mutability payable
EP8: Multiple returns
EP9: The Storage and Call data in function
EP1: Booleans (true/false)
EP2: Relational operators
EP3: Control flow statements
EP4: Logical Operators in Solidity
EP5: Loops
This Solidity programming course is a hands-on journey into the core language of Ethereum smart contracts and decentralized applications. Whether you're a complete beginner or coming from another programming background, this course equips you with the practical skills and confidence to design, build, test, and deploy secure, efficient, and scalable Solidity smart contracts on the blockchain.
Understand Solidity’s syntax, data types, control structures, and core smart contract patterns, and how to write clean, secure, gas-efficient code.
Build interactive smart contracts and dApps using functions, events, modifiers, mappings, and arrays, plus basic interaction via web3 libraries.
Manage contracts, libraries, inheritance, and third-party packages (like OpenZeppelin) to structure maintainable, scalable Web3 projects.
Develop real-world blockchain applications, including tokens, crowdfunding contracts, and a simple DeFi or NFT-style project deployed to a public testnet.