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Build a Decentralized Bike Rental App on Binance Smart Chain

Create a Decentralized Bike Rental App on the Binance Smart Chain using Solidity for the Smart Contract and React/Ethers.js on the front ...

12 Lessons in this Course
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Learn 30 JavaScript Methods in 12 Days - HQ Cheatsheet given on completion!

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14 Lessons in this Course

Lessons in Build a Decentralized Bike Rental App on Binance Smart Chain:

  1. 1 Welcome/Overview

    Objective: Introduction and Overview of Application

  2. 2 Resources

    Objective: Images and link to GitHub provided

  3. 3 Learn Solidity in 60 Minutes

    Objective: This is an optional lesson for those unfamiliar with Solidity.

  4. 4 Creating our Smart Contract

    Objective: Creating the Bike Rental smart contract

  5. 5 Finalizing our Smart Contract

    Objective: Finishing the smart contract and deploying to the Binance Smart Chain testnet

  6. 6 Project Setup and Building the Homepage

    Objective: Setting up our React project, Chakra UI, and building out the Navbar and Homepage.

  7. 7 Building the Dashboard

    Objective: Building the Dashboard UI

  8. 8 Connecting Metamask and Talking To Our Contract

    Objective: Connecting to our Metamask Provider and testing a call to our smart contract

  9. 9 Building the Add Renter Form

    Objective: Creating a registration form for the renter

  10. 10 Populating Dashboard and Bike Rentals

    Objective: Populating the Dashboard with dynamic values from our Smart Contract and the Blockchain

  11. 11 Optimizing UI and Security Checks

    Objective: Adding some UI notifications on error and adding more security to our smart contract

  12. 12 Owner Bonus Features

    Objective: A bonus lesson for you to implement. Creating an owner dashboard where he or she can view the balance of the contract, their cut of that balance, and a feature to withdraw their earnings.

Lessons in Learn 30 JavaScript Methods in 12 Days - HQ Cheatsheet given on completion!:

  1. 1 Introduction

  2. 2 Day 1 - split

  3. 3 Day 2 - slice

  4. 4 Day 3 - slice, substring, substr

  5. 5 Day 4 - reverse, join

  6. 6 Day 5 - shift, unshift, pop, push

  7. 7 Day 6 - charAt, indexOf, lastIndexOf

  8. 8 Day 7 - String, toString, toFixed, Number, parseFloat, parseInt

  9. 9 Day 8 - Math.round, Math.ceil, Math.floor, Math.max, Math.min

  10. 10 Day 9 - forEach

  11. 11 Day 10 - filter

  12. 12 Day 11 - map

  13. 13 Day 12 - reduce

  14. 14 Congrats! Here's your Cheatsheet!

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I was 34 years old in a job I hated when I decided to learn to code.

I had only planned to stay in that job for 6 months while I looked for something better. And that 6 months unfortunately turned into 10 years.

Time flies!

However, during the latter part of that 10 years I started a blog (non-dev related). That blog led me to having to learn a little HTML and CSS which I found thrilling; so much so that I ended up enrolling in a coding bootcamp.

Learning HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and building websites was a whole new world for me. And a really, really exciting one!

During the first half of this bootcamp, I started taking on whatever freelance work I could find. I just couldn’t get enough!

And when my job announced that it would be outsourcing our department I decided to go for it: to jump into the world of freelance web development full time.

I soon quit the bootcamp (see ya Ruby on Rails) and became a freelancer.

And the rest is history…history that’s documented here on the blog.

I went from working in WordPress/PHP for agencies to a 100% success score on Upwork.

I later made my way back into the corporate office as a software developer working on large sites like Golf.com and eventually large-scale mission-critical systems as a DevOps engineer.

And my passion remains the same:

1. Helping people learn to code and change careers
2. Helping developers level up

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