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Introduction to Introduction to Smart Contracts with Ethereum and Solidity
2m 9s
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Install and Initialize a Foundry Application
1m 50s
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Write a Smart Contract in Solidity
5m 28s
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Set Up and Test a Smart Contract in Solidity
3m 5s
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Test a Smart Contract in Solidity with Constrained and Fuzzed Inputs
4m
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Identify Anti-patterns within Smart Contract Testing
4m 10s
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Start a Local Blockchain With Anvil
1m 4s
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Deploy Your Smart Contract to Anvil
3m 12s
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Inspect Your Contract's ABI
1m 51s
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Read Data From Your Smart Contract On Anvil using Cast
1m 28s
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Write Data To Your Smart Contract On Anvil using Cast
2m 30s
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Send a Transaction With Arguments To Your Smart Contract On Anvil using Cast
1m 22s
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Install MetaMask to Use as a Test Network to Store Sensitive Information
3m 53s
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Use Ropsten as a Test Faucet
1m 19s
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Deploy To Ropsten using Forge and QuickNode
3m 4s
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Interact With Your Smart Contract On Ropsten
5m 31s

Deploy To Ropsten using Forge and QuickNode

Name: Deploy To Ropsten using Forge and QuickNode
Uploaded: 2022-07-25T14:47:57-05:00
Description: Now that we've have our Ropsten ETH and added it our MetaMask wallet, we'll learn how to deploy our Number smart contract to the Ropsten testnet. We will be using the free version of QuickNode Link as our rcp-url.

InstructorNoah Hein

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Now that we've have our Ropsten ETH and added it our MetaMask wallet, we'll learn how to deploy our Number smart contract to the Ropsten testnet. We will be using the free version of QuickNode Link as our rcp-url.

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Introduction to Smart Contracts with Ethereum and Solidity