We are launching the free online course Smart Contract Development on the Tezos Blockchain Platform consisting of four video lessons. Following the course, we will hold a workshop with a competitive task and a hackathon to put the newly acquired knowledge to practice.
The course is a great choice for everyone interested in the operation of blockchain and smart contracts. In order to comprehend it completely, though, a JS or Python development experience is advisable. Smart contracts will be written in high-level languages like LIGO (Pascal) and SmartPy (Python), while examples using Ligo (Pascal) and Truffle (JS) will be employed in the lectures.
The course is hosted by Mikhail Degtiarev, the blockchain developer at Attic Lab. He has been involved in blockchain projects for three years and develops software solutions, including block explorer for Tezos blockchain, TezTracker.
The first lesson already available
The first video has Mikhail talk about the structure of the programming language Michelson, showcase development tools, and publish a test smart contract on the Tezos network.
The lesson is available in English, Russian, and Ukrainian on our website and Youtube Channel.
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The second lesson of the course is live now!
We are happy to announce that the second video lesson on Tezos Smart Contract Development is available on our website. In this lesson, Mikhail talks about how to begin coding a multisignature smart contract on Tezos Blockchain.
The lesson is available in English, Russian, and Ukrainian on our website and Youtube Channel
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The third lesson of the course is live now!
Today you will be able to learn about the development of vesting and oracle contracts on Tezos and about typical mistakes in smart contracts compilation.
The lesson is available in English, Russian, and Ukrainian on our website and Youtube Channel
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The final lesson of the course is live now!
Today you will be able to learn how to develop a token that implements the FA1.2 protocol.
The lesson is available in English, Russian, and Ukrainian on our website and Youtube Channel
We will hold a workshop so that participants can consolidate their knowledge in practice and ask questions to the lecturer. The authors of the best questions and developers who successfully complete the tasks will be awarded prizes: we provided a prize fund of 500 XTZ ($1,490 at the time of publication).
Soon after the workshop, we will organize a hackathon for the development of smart contracts on the Tezos blockchain.
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Don’t miss Workshop on Smart Contract Development With Tezos!
As promised before, on February 11 at 19:00 Kiev time, in partnership with Forklog, we will hold an online workshop based on our smart contract development course.
We will summarize 4 video lessons of the course and will tell you how to create a smart contract and a token on the Tezos network. Get the opportunity to hone your skills in practice and ask questions to the course lecturer.
We will reward the authors of the best questions and the participants who correctly complete tasks and do it faster than anyone else. The prize pool is 500 XTZ ($1595 at the time of publication).
In order not to miss the workshop, add the event to your calendar and join our Telegram group.
The Results of Smart Contract Development Workshop
On the eve of the hackathon, we are ready to sum up the results of the workshop that we held last Thursday.
We started the workshop with a welcome speech from Sergey Vasilchuk, co-founder of Tezos Ukraine, who spoke about the community and the first hackathon from Tezos in Ukraine, as well as the main directions of work and goals for the future of Tezos Ukraine.
Then Mikhail Degtyarev, a blockchain developer from Attic Lab, made a presentation of the workshop and spoke about its main objectives and content.
After the presentation, we moved on to the Q / A session, where we answered the most interesting questions from the community. We received questions from 34 users, 15 of them fulfilled the requirements. Out of these 15 users, we chose 5 winners of the question and answer competition.
At the end of the workshop, Mikhail explained practical tasks based on the training course.
Read more on our website.
