
Explore Web3.js essentials, from understanding web 3.0 and ethereum modules to transferring ether and fetching accounts, then generate eba and bytecode, compile, and deploy contracts with remix, plus prerequisites.
Develop a blockchain foundation with Ethereum concepts and Solidity, and prepare for smart contract compilation and deployment, plus JavaScript basics and Ganesh setup for Web 3.0 development.
Learn how web3.js is a collection of libraries that lets you connect a website to an Ethereum node and interact with smart contracts on the blockchain.
Explore how to install and import Web3.js, connect to a Ganache local blockchain, and manage accounts by checking balances, converting wei to ether, and transferring ether between accounts.
Connect Remix IDE with Ganesh and deploy a smart contract, then use web3.js to call contract functions and set values by passing parameters, using the contract ABI and address.
Learn to connect your browser to a local blockchain using web3.js, set up Ganache provider, and interact with a deployed smart contract by instantiating it with abi and contract address.
Learn how to generate ABI and bytecode for Ethereum contracts using Web3.js by compiling Solidity, reading source files, and deploying to Ganache with practical steps.
Learn how to compile a contract, generate ABI and bytecode, and deploy it to a local Ganache blockchain, selecting a default account, handling gas, and calling contract functions.
What is Etherum ?
Ethereum is an open source, globally decentralized computing infrastructure that executes programs called smart contracts. It uses a blockchain to synchronize and store the system’s state changes, along with a cryptocurrency called ether to meter and constrain execution resource costs.
The Ethereum platform enables developers to build powerful decentralized applications with built-in economic functions. While providing high availability, auditability, transparency and neutrality, it also reduces or eliminates censorship, and reduces certain counterparty risks.
What is a smart contract ?
The term smart contract has been used over the years to describe a wide variety of different things. In the 1990s, cryptographer Nick Szabo coined the term and defined it as “a set of promises, specified in digital form, including protocols within which the parties perform on the other promises”. Since then, the concept of smart contracts has evolved, especially after the introduction of decentralized blockchain platforms with the invention of Bitcoin in 2009. In the context of Ethereum, the term is actually a bit of a misnomer, given that Ethereum smart contracts are neither smart nor legal contracts, but the term has stuck. In this book, we use the term “smart contract” to refer to immutable computer programs that run deterministically in the context of an Ethereum Virtual Machine as part of the Ethereum network protocol, i.e. on the decentralized Ethereum world computer.
What is a DApp?
A Decentralized Application, or DApp, is an application which is mostly or entirely decentralized.
Consider all the possible aspects of an application that may be decentralized:
Front-end software
Back-end software (logic)
Data storage
Name resolution
Message communications
What is Web3.js ?
web3.js is a collection of libraries which allow you to interact with a local or remote
ethereum node, using a HTTP or IPC connection.
You will learn
installation
the big picture
network
create web3 object
local hosted with ganache
remote hosted with infura
account
create new account
get account balance
wallet
block chain
block inspection
subscribe block headers
subscribe pending transactions
contract
create contract
call method
sub event
transaction
transaction deploy contract
transaction send ether
transaction write to smart contract
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