Polkadot Blockchain Developer Bootcamp with Substrate + Rust

Polkadot Blockchain Developer Bootcamp with Substrate + Rust, available at $54.99, has an average rating of 3.4, with 65 lectures, based on 77 reviews, and has 479 subscribers.

You will learn about Understand the basic philosophy behind the blockchain and distributed/decentralised applications Understand the fundamentals of Polkadot and how Polkadot is different from other blockchains Learn the capabilities and applications of the Polkadot blockchain Understand the role of parachains in Polkadot Learn about Substrate and its importance to Polkadot Start and operate a multi-node blockchain from your own computer Write fully customised blockchains for specific use cases with Substrate Implement advanced block authoring protocols for your blockchain using Substrate Implement pallets into your blockchain to upgrade its functionality Understand how Polkadot smart contracts work, both in theory and in practice Become proficient in advanced development with Substrate This course is ideal for individuals who are Individuals who want to take advantage of the cutting-edge Polkadot blockchain while its new and rapidly growing It is particularly useful for Individuals who want to take advantage of the cutting-edge Polkadot blockchain while its new and rapidly growing.

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Summary

Title: Polkadot Blockchain Developer Bootcamp with Substrate + Rust

Price: $54.99

Average Rating: 3.4

Number of Lectures: 65

Number of Published Lectures: 65

Number of Curriculum Items: 65

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 65

Original Price: $49.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Understand the basic philosophy behind the blockchain and distributed/decentralised applications

Understand the fundamentals of Polkadot and how Polkadot is different from other blockchains

Learn the capabilities and applications of the Polkadot blockchain

Understand the role of parachains in Polkadot

Learn about Substrate and its importance to Polkadot

Start and operate a multi-node blockchain from your own computer

Write fully customised blockchains for specific use cases with Substrate

Implement advanced block authoring protocols for your blockchain using Substrate

Implement pallets into your blockchain to upgrade its functionality

Understand how Polkadot smart contracts work, both in theory and in practice

Become proficient in advanced development with Substrate

Who Should Attend

Individuals who want to take advantage of the cutting-edge Polkadot blockchain while its new and rapidly growing

Target Audiences

Individuals who want to take advantage of the cutting-edge Polkadot blockchain while its new and rapidly growing

Ready to master Polkadot blockchain development with Substrate? You’ve come to the right place!

Blockchain technology is the most disruptive force in years – and disrupting even blockchain technology itself is Polkadot. Polkadot is the step above other blockchains because it’s the blockchain that combines all other blockchains together and allows all other blockchains to communicate with each other. At the moment there are thousands of different blockchains, and the fact that Polkadot is the first to combine them all is a huge competitive advantage. This mean Polkadot is growing exponentially despite being so new, and makes it likely to reach mass adoption.

Large tech companies and start-ups alike cannot hire developers who understand blockchain technologies fast enough, but there are so few resources published to help you truly understand what blockchains are used for, let alone build apps with them.

That’s the purpose of this course: to be the best resource online for learning about Polkadot, the blockchain, and how to build apps with these cutting-edge technologies.

By the end of this course, you’ll:

– Be an expert Polkadot developer and even create customised blockchains with Substrate

– Be proficient at creating your own decentralised applications from scratch

– Make millions from NFTs? Build a decentralised version of Uber? Create your own bank? Up to you!

In this course you’ll cover:

– What the Polkadot blockchain is, how it works, where Substrate plays a role, and why the combination of Polkadot and Substrate is so incredible

– Deep dive into Polkadot development using Substrate and Rust

– Full projects that will solidify your skills in writing dapps (decentralised apps), building your own fully customised blockchains, creating reusable pallets, and more

If you want to take advantage of the cutting-edge Polkadot blockchain while it’s still new and rapidly growing, this course is for you. All you need is some programming experience and knowledge of how blockchains work in general.

What is Polkadot?

Polkadot is a blockchain network. All the other blockchains are separate from each other and operate in isolation. What Polkadot does is combine all the blockchains into one network, which means that blockchains on Polkadot can communicate with each other while still retaining blockchain-specific characteristics. Polkadot is fast, secure, cost-effective, eco-friendly, and even supports *smart contracts* which are pieces of code that run on the blockchain, and which can replace your bank/real estate agency/ticket selling company/accountant/witch doctor. These factors combined make Polkadot poised to overtake both Bitcoin and Ethereum in popularity and adoption. What’s more, is that Polkadot comes with Substrate. Substrate is a developer toolkit that makes it easy to create brand new, fully customised blockchains that run on the Polkadot network.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Your guide to understanding Polkadot, Substrate, and the blockchain

Lecture 1: Applications of the blockchain in 2 minutes

Lecture 2: Introduction to the blockchain

Lecture 3: Introduction to Polkadot

Lecture 4: Introduction to Substrate

Chapter 2: THEORY – Blockchain basics

Lecture 1: Blockchain basics

Lecture 2: What is a blockchain node?

Lecture 3: State transitions and conflicts

Lecture 4: Blockchain governance

Lecture 5: Applications running on a blockchain

Chapter 3: HANDS-ON – Build a local blockchain

Lecture 1: Project intro

Lecture 2: Compile a Substrate node

Lecture 3: Start the local node

Lecture 4: Install the front-end template

Lecture 5: Start the front-end template

Lecture 6: Transfer funds from an account

Chapter 4: THEORY – Architecture

Lecture 1: Architecture

Chapter 5: THEORY – Networks and blockchains

Lecture 1: Network types

Lecture 2: Node types

Chapter 6: HANDS-ON – Simulate a network

Lecture 1: Project intro

Lecture 2: Start the first blockchain node

Lecture 3: Add a second node to the blockchain network

Lecture 4: Verify blocks are produced and finalised

Chapter 7: THEORY – Consensus

Lecture 1: Consensus

Lecture 2: Block authoring

Lecture 3: Finalisation and forks

Lecture 4: Deterministic finality

Chapter 8: HANDS-ON – Add trusted nodes

Lecture 1: Project intro

Lecture 2: Generate your account and keys

Lecture 3: Create a custom chain specification

Lecture 4: Convert the chain specification to raw format

Lecture 5: Start the first node

Lecture 6: View information about node operations

Lecture 7: Add keys to the keystore

Lecture 8: Enable other participants to join

Chapter 9: THEORY – Accounts, addresses, and keys

Lecture 1: Accounts, addresses, and keys

Lecture 2: Address encoding and chain-specific addresses

Lecture 3: Specialised accounts

Chapter 10: HANDS-ON – Add a pallet to the runtime

Lecture 1: Project intro

Lecture 2: Add the Nicks pallet dependencies

Lecture 3: Review the configuration for Balances

Lecture 4: Implement the configuration for Nicks

Lecture 5: Start the blockchain node

Lecture 6: Start the front-end template

Lecture 7: Set a nickname using the Nicks pallet

Lecture 8: Query information for an account using the Nicks pallet

Chapter 11: HANDS-ON – Specify the origin for a call

Lecture 1: Project intro

Lecture 2: Identify the administrative account

Lecture 3: Set the name for an account

Lecture 4: Use the Root origin to dispatch a call

Chapter 12: HANDS-ON – Configure the contracts pallet

Lecture 1: Add the pallet dependencies

Lecture 2: Implement the Contracts configuration trait

Lecture 3: Expose the Contracts API

Lecture 4: Update the outer node

Lecture 5: Start the local Substrate node

Chapter 13: Prepare your first contract

Lecture 1: Project intro

Lecture 2: Create a new smart contract project

Lecture 3: Start the Substrate smart contracts node

Lecture 4: Deploy the contract

Lecture 5: Call the smart contract

Chapter 14: Develop a smart contract

Lecture 1: Project intro

Lecture 2: Create a new smart contract project

Lecture 3: Update your smart contract

Lecture 4: Add a function to get a storage value

Lecture 5: Add a function to modify the storage value

Lecture 6: Deploy and test the smart contract

Instructors

Learn With Arjun
Blockchain + Frontend Engineer

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3 stars: 15 votes

4 stars: 18 votes

5 stars: 37 votes

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