Getting Started with Smart Contracts on Ethereum from Scratch

[tserodzenik]

Hey guys, I'm super interested in learning more about smart contracts, especially on Ethereum. I've been researching for a bit, but I'm still trying to figure out where to start - I don't have any experience with Solidity or coding in general. Has anyone got any tips on the basics, or where I should start reading up?

 

[agave2002]

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[nowlar]

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[dendiarmavir]

Yeah, smart contracts can be intimidating at first, but once you get the hang of Solidity and Truffle Suite, it's a breeze. I'd recommend starting with the official Ethereum Developer Documentation and working your way up to some of the popular tutorials like BuildSpace or Smart Contract Summit. Anyone have a recommended resource for beginners?

 

[kingkong]

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[sokruta]

Just wanted to chime in and say that the OpenZeppelin library is super helpful for new devs getting started with smart contract development on Ethereum. It's got a ton of pre-built contracts and tools to make life easier. Has anyone else had experience with it?

 

[Fagor]

Hey OP, I've been following your thread and think you're doing a solid job breaking down the basics of smart contracts on Ethereum. Have you considered using Remix IDE for development? It's a pretty user-friendly choice for beginners

 

[alex_m1975]

Hey guys, I've been experimenting with smart contracts on Ethereum for a while now and I gotta say, Remix is a great tool to get started with, especially for beginners. It's got a user-friendly interface and you can deploy your contracts on the Ropsten test net without having to worry about gas fees. Anyone else using it?

 

[timofei68]

I'd recommend checking out the official Ethereum documentation for smart contract basics, their tutorials are really helpful and cover the fundamentals. If you're more of a hands-on learner, I've found some great YouTube tutorials by developers like Anthony Lewis and Travis Brown that dive deeper into the subject.