The Complete NFT Web Development Course Zero To Expert

This course will teach you NFT coding and Web Development in a clear project driven way, adhering to employable skill expectation and the best practices you need. You will learn all the key fundamentals as well as advanced concepts and related topics to turn you into a Web Developer that can build NFT oriented Websites as well as non related Blockchain Applications.

This is a long course because we deep dive into everything you need to know and learn to build an NFT marketplace with smart contracts for minting and transferring tokens and so much more!

No matter if you know nothing about NFTs or if you already got some basic Web Developer knowledge(not required – the flexibility on how to navigate through the course is included inside), you will get tons of useful NFT and Smart Contract information and knowledge out of this course!

Our goal with this course is to teach you the working skills you need to build your own NFT Marketplace like OpenSea, get a job in the blockchain space, or innovate the world at your own choosing with your new found powers. With these skills you can apply for both Web Development (Front End) & Blockchain (Smart Contract) jobs, use it in your own projects or simply enhance your portfolio as a developer – whatever your goal is: This course will take you there!

The world is shifting more and more towards learning and working at home. This is an opportunity for you to start learning the most in demand skills, showcase those NFT development skills, and gain the experiences you need to develop your passion into something real. 

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This is the definitive NFT Web Developer course. After completing the final project, you will have extensively gone through the following tools and technologies:

What’s in this course?

鈥?Introductions to the key NFT tools you need including: Solidity, Javascript, React, Truffle & Web3鈥?/p>

鈥?All the core basics: How Smart Contracts work (ERC165 ERC20 and erC721) and how to implement with the best practices. 鈥?/p>

鈥?Web Development under the hood: JSON & API Calls, The EVM – Ethereum Virtual Machine & Ethereum Provider, 鈥?/p>

鈥?Working with events and state to build scalable applications鈥?/p>

鈥?Gain a deep knowledge of how NFTs work under the hood from Enumerating, Metadata, Minting, Transferring and more.鈥?/p>

鈥?Building Website & Application Fundamentals: HTML, CSS, Javascript including Bootstrap Styling & Material Design鈥?/p>

鈥?React Hooks & Class Components! 鈥?/p>

鈥?Reading Documents and Implementing Libraries like Web3鈥?/p>

鈥?How to debug Applications for NFT Blockchain Interaction and API Calls.鈥?/p>

鈥?Styling Applications with 鈥淏ootstrap Components” and “CSS Modules”鈥?/p>

鈥?Writing Smart Contracts and Building Interfaces of The ERC 721 Standard (NFTs)鈥?/p>

鈥?Sending Http requests & handling transitional States + Responses鈥?/p>

鈥?Handling forms and state updates鈥?/p>

鈥?Migrating and Updating NFT Smart Contracts with Truffle

鈥?Learn Solidity Fundamentals and Advanced Smart Contract Creation Techniques

鈥?An in-depth understanding of Truffle Console 鈥?/p>

鈥?Developing a Local Environment for building an NFT Marketplace鈥?/p>

鈥?Implementing Authentication鈥?/p>

鈥?Complete Suite Unit Testing With Mocha鈥?/p>

鈥?Learning Modern JavaScript and promises including Async-Await & Axios鈥?/p>

鈥?Building Advanced CSS including Animations鈥?/p>

鈥?Build a landing page and a Weather Application thousands of cities and an NFT Marketplace all from scratch!!

鈥?And so much more – scroll through our full curriculum to see the full breakdown of lessons and projects!鈥?/p>

This course is a focused employable bootcamp into building Web Development for NFTs and beyond!

And in case if you are wondering if you need any experience to get started –

You do not need any web development or programming knowledge to get started!

This course requires zero prior knowledge to get started! Some basic web development skills including Javascript along with Solidity would definitely move you through the course at a much faster pace than others, however, this course includes introductory sections (they are purely optional) so that we all move through the key lessons together regardless of our skill level!

Please see the full curriculum, the free preview videos and whenever you鈥檙e ready

Looking forward to seeing you in the lessons!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: What Is An NFT (A Cultural Introduction)

Lecture 1: Overview – Getting Started With NFTs

Lecture 2: What Is An NFT As An Artform & Collectible

Lecture 3: What Are Some Examples of NFTs (Non Fungible Tokens)

Lecture 4: Technically Defining What Is An NFT

Lecture 5: The Internet Of Assets (The World in Web3)

Lecture 6: Join Our Online School (Developers & Mentors)

Lecture 7: Exercise: Meet The Community

Chapter 2: The Ethereum Virtual Machine – EVM – (NFT Technology Under The Hood)

Lecture 1: What Is A Virtual Machine (Basic Introduction)

Lecture 2: What Are Smart Contracts – Ethereum & Solidity

Lecture 3: Optional – Advanced – Introduction to Opcodes for the EVM

Lecture 4: How Contract Storage Works With Ethereum Smart Contracts

Lecture 5: Optional – Advanced – Opcodes Allow The EVM To Compute Almost Anything

Lecture 6: Review – What Is The EVM

Chapter 3: What Is an NFT Marketplace (Introduction)

Lecture 1: What Is An NFT Marketplace (Formal Definition)

Lecture 2: Introduction To Our KryptoBirdz Marketplace Concept

Lecture 3: What Is OpenSea (Introduction)

Lecture 4: What is an NFT Collections & Collectibles (KryptoBirdz Example)

Lecture 5: Minting & Trading NFTs (KryptoBirdz Example)

Lecture 6: Exercise – Practice With A NFT Marketplace

Lecture 7: What is Algorithmically Generated NFT Art

Lecture 8: Review on NFTs & Next Steps

Chapter 4: What is the ERC721 NFT Standard

Lecture 1: Overview – The Standardizaion of NFT Smart Contracts

Lecture 2: NFT & Gaming Introduction (CryptoKitties Example)

Lecture 3: What Real Problems Do Non Fungible Tokens Actually Solve (Besides Cool Games)

Lecture 4: Formally defining what is an ERC721 Token

Lecture 5: ERC721 By Example (BalanceOf Function)

Lecture 6: EIP – The Ethereum Improvement Proposal

Lecture 7: Review – What is the ERC721 Token Contract

Lecture 8: Exercise – Meet a Web3 Community and Ask A Question

Chapter 5: Optional – Crash Course Solidity (Programming For Complete Beginners) Part I

Lecture 1: Overview – Getting Started With Programming

Lecture 2: IMPORTANT NOTE

Lecture 3: How To Code Along In These Sections – Remix Ethereum IDE Introduction

Lecture 4: Quick Note On The Upcoming Crash Course Section

Lecture 5: What Is Solidity (As A Coding Language)

Lecture 6: Pragma Solidity (How To Select Compiler Versions)

Lecture 7: Creating Smart Contracts In Solidity

Lecture 8: What are Variables & Datatypes in Solidity

Lecture 9: Deploying Your Very First Smart Contract Token

Lecture 10: Visibility keywords in Solidity

Lecture 11: Exercise – Solidity Visibility Challenge

Lecture 12: Solution – Solidity Visibility Challenge

Chapter 6: Optional – Crash Course Solidity (Programming For Complete Beginners) Part II

Lecture 1: Important Note

Lecture 2: What is a Constructor in Solidity

Lecture 3: What is Mapping in Solidity

Lecture 4: Exericse – Write A Mapping

Lecture 5: Solution – Write A Mapping

Lecture 6: What Are Events in Solidity

Lecture 7: The Mint Token Function Signature

Lecture 8: Conditional Logic & Error Handling in Solidity

Lecture 9: Updating Token Balances & the += Operator

Lecture 10: Exercise – Write A Send Token Function

Lecture 11: Solution – Write A Send Token Function

Lecture 12: Deploy Your First Mintable Token Contract

Chapter 7: Optional – Extra Solidity Practice For Beginners & Glossary

Lecture 1: Overview – How To Go Through This Optional Coding Section

Lecture 2: IMPORTANT NOTE

Lecture 3: General Introduction To Variables & Types

Lecture 4: Introduction To Booleans, Integers, & Strings

Lecture 5: Writing Solidity Variables

Lecture 6: Exercise write Variables

Lecture 7: Solution – Write Variables

Lecture 8: Introduction To Decision Making – If Statements in Solidity

Lecture 9: How To Write If Statements in Solidity

Lecture 10: Solution – Write An Airdrop If Statement In Solidity

Lecture 11: Arrays in Solidity – Pop Push & Length Methods

Lecture 12: Arrays in Solidity – Delete

Lecture 13: Exercise – Maintain a Compact Array

Lecture 14: Solution – Maintain a Compact Array

Lecture 15: What Are Abstract Contracts in Solidity

Chapter 8: How To Set up A Development Environment For NFTs

Lecture 1: Overview – Setting Up The NFT Development Environment

Lecture 2: What Is MetaMask

Lecture 3: What Is A Terminal

Lecture 4: What Is A Terminal Part II

Lecture 5: What Is Node.js Part I

Lecture 6: What Is Node.js Part II

Lecture 7: What Is NPM Basics

Lecture 8: How To Install Ganache

Lecture 9: How To Use Ganache

Lecture 10: Connecting MetaMask To Ganache

Lecture 11: How To Work With Truffle

Lecture 12: Git Clone The Starter Project (+ Introduction To Github)

Lecture 13: Download Your First Text Editor (VSC)

Lecture 14: Getting Started with Visual Studio Code (Customizations & Workflow)

Chapter 9: Set Up NFT Project Configuration & Architecture

Lecture 1: Overview – Configuring The NFT Environment Setup

Lecture 2: IMPORTANT NOTE

Lecture 3: What Is The Package.json File

Lecture 4: What is JSON (Examples)

Lecture 5: NFT Project Dependency Overview

Lecture 6: Package.json vs Package-lock-json

Lecture 7: The Index.js FIle

Lecture 8: The Index.html File

Lecture 9: Adding Projects Folders & Architecture Setup

Instructors

Clarian North
Renowned figure turned instructor

Media Training Worldwide Digital
A Full-Service Online Training Company

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