Course Information
Registration period
Year-round Recruitment
Course Level
Study Mode
Duration
2 Hour(s) 11 Minute(s)
Language
English
Taught by
Toshendra Sharma
Rating
3 views
Course Overview
Learn to Create a Crowdsale (ICO) Application on top of Ethereum Blockchain to fund your business ideas
Have you ever heard of Crowd Sale in Cryptocurrencies?
Are you running a startup and looking to raise fund?
How about raising a funding from people all over the globe?
Well, many startups in the world are turning their business ideas into a funded business through crowdsale. Cryptocurrencies provide you the best way to crowd fund you business idea while keeping the funders safe. In this course I will teach you how to build a crowd sale or crowd fund application (aka Initial Coin Offering) on top of Ethereum Blockchain.
In this course I will show you a step by step process of creating a Crowd sale application.
- We will first setup the Mist Wallet
- Then we will setup or code editor
- Then we will start writing the code and take you from smallest application to the full application.
At the end of this course you will be able to launch your own ICO application in Ethereum and also extend it as per your need.
Course Content
- 3 section(s)
- 15 lecture(s)
- Section 1 Introduction & Overview
- Section 2 Building Crowd-sale Application in Solidity
- Section 3 Where To Go Next From Here?
What You’ll Learn
- Develop Ethereum Smart Contracts for crowd sale using Solidity, Understand the basics features of Solidity & Ethereum Virtual Machine, Develop their own decentralized blockchain applications
Skills covered in this course
Reviews
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OOlafimihan Folarin
To me the course look like just introduction . The Lecture was so fast and that make it so difficult to understand and course resources where on GITHUB. Which is not for beginners to understand. So, in summary the course is too short , so fast with poor explanations. Regards
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SSujeet Kumar
This course is not what it said, I found better explanation on YouTube. It need more clear explanation and title doesn't match with content.
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BBH20000 L
Great course! It should be advised that some pre understanding of programming is required. Also some more effort should be put onto the English pronunciation
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SSergey L
1) Uses out-of-date version of solidity (out-of-date enough that code won't compile because of deprecations; if the code does compile non-strictly, it will leave you with a smart contract that will bleed gas money out of every user) 2) Has bad style as a programmer (for example, no comments in code at all: though not an indictment of the content of the course, it does make a bad example for newbies) 3) Makes more than a few glaring mistakes in his programming that would confuse the average beginner (forgets to actually call some of the functions he writes in the last few coding lectures, writes a function with the wrong name but then when called he calls using what should have been its correct name)
