In this part of this tutorial series you’ll learn how we can make use of one of Ethereum’s live test networks instead of the local blockchain which is provided by Hardhat. We’ll update our deployment procedure accordingly and deploy the Greeter smart contract to the blockchain running on the test network.
In the this part we’re going to connect our React web application with the Greeter smart contract. We’ll connect to MetaMask by using test accounts to interact with the smart contract on the blockchain.
Welcome to the third part of the Learn Full Stack Ethereum Development series. In the last part we’ve used Hardhat to deploy a first sample Smart Contract to the local Ethereum blockchain. In this part we’re going to install and use MetaMask.
In this part we’re going to take a closer look at the default project setup and learn how a smart contract is implemented and deployed to Hardhat’s local Ethereum blockchain.
This is the first part of the Learn Full Stack Ethereum Development series. This series will provide you with a beginner’s tutorial to learn full stack Ethereum development from scratch. In this series you’ll learn how to setup Hardhat to run your local Ethereum blockchain and implement and deploy your first smart contract. You’ll get to know how to use the Solidity programming language to write your first smart contract implementation.