devcon 7 / building fullstack apps on ethereum speedrunethereum3
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Building FullStack apps on Ethereum - SpeedRunEthereum3
Duration: 01:27:22
Speaker: Eda Akturk
Type: Workshop
Expertise: Beginner
Event: Devcon
Date: Nov 2024
In this session, we’ll build a fullstack app on Ethereum using Scaffold-ETH v2. We’ll follow along SpeedRunEthereum, a set of challenges that helps you quickly get hands-on with building on Ethereum. Together, we’ll create a simple Decentralized Staking App—an app that lets users lock up their tokens & earn rewards. This session is great for both beginners and more experienced devs looking to level up their skills and get practical with Ethereum.
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