All articles around Ethereum and its underlying Tech
solidity-smart-contracts
The topic of discussion in this article series has been the ways a smart contract developer can optimize the contract’s bytecode size & never hit the threshold of 24.576 kb. So here is another crucial development pattern you can use to lower the bytecode size of your contract.
solidity-smart-contracts
It's quite imperative for you as a Smart Contract Developer to always be within the pre-defined Smart Contract Bytecode size limit. Wait, What is Bytecode? 🤔 In very simpler terms, Humans understand Solidity, but EVM understands Bytecode. Bytecode is the low-level language that our solidity smart contracts (a high-level
ethereum
erc-standards
Welcome to Part 11 of the Token Standards article series. If you haven't checked the first part yet, please check it out here. ERC-721 standard was proposed for NFTs(Non-Fungible Tokens). NFT refers to the tokens that are unique, which means every token inside the smart contract, will
erc-standards
Creating and deploying your own tokens on the internet is too easy. Blockchain and Smart Contracts have made it possible. Yes, you heard that right. You can deploy your own tokens on the internet. And that too without creating a whole new blockchain like Bitcoin or Ethereum. These tokens are
blockchain
If you are here out of chaos while trying to understand the web3 and Blockchain, then don’t worry I was going through the same chaos over the internet while I was trying to understand this new famous trendy technology with some fancy terms and some jargon for the non-tech
smart-contracts
An in-depth guide to understanding the most incredible yet minacious Defi attacks of 2020 and the significance of Smart Contract Audits