E-Books →Learn Ethereum – Second Edition

Key Features:Learn new development with Ethereum 2.0 and the planned merge of Eth1 and Eth2Build, develop, and test end-to-end Ethereum dApps using Solidity, Node.js, and Web3Setup private blockchains with Ethereum and delve into its wallets system
Book Description:
Ethereum is a blockchain-based, decentralized computing platform that allows you to run smart contracts. With this book, you'll discover the latest Ethereum tools, frameworks, wallets, and layer 2, along with setting up and running decentralized applications for the complete, end-to-end development experience.
Learn Ethereum, 2nd Edition is a comprehensive overview of the Ethereum ecosystem, exploring its concepts, mechanisms, and decentralized application development process. You'll delve into Ethereum's internals, technologies, and tools, including Ethereum 2.0 and the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM), gas, and its account systems. You'll also explore Ethereum's transition to proof of stake, L1/L2 scaling solutions, DeFi protocols, and the current marketplace. Additionally, you'll learn about EVM-compatible blockchains, connectivity techniques, and advanced topics such as sharding, off-chain scaling, DAOs, Metaverse, and NFTs.
By the end of this book, you'll be well-equipped to write smart contracts and develop, test, and deploy DApps using various tools, wallets, and frameworks.
What You Will Learn:Understand blockchain, cryptocurrency, and architecturesExplore decentralized finance protocolsGrasp how EVM-compatible blockchain networks workDiscover the latest developments in EthereumUse Solidity and Web3 API fundamentals on blockchain frameworksDevelop your own personalized cryptocurrencyBuild tailor-made smart contracts and NFT marketplace DAppsSet up an Ethereum private chain
Who this book is for:
This book is for blockchain developers and architects looking to learn the Ethereum blockchain fundamentals and those who want to build real-world decentralized applications using Solidity. Basic knowledge of an object-oriented programming language such as jаvascript will be useful but not mandatory.