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Today, I learnt about how to do CRUD operations in Golang using Gorilla Mux. Used structs as my Schema and slices as my Database.
Link: https://t.co/dnI9YaS1tf
#golang#API
Today, started learning Golang.
Golang is an in demand skill in the job market. It is going to be huge in Blockchain as well.
Learnt about how to create simple web server in Golang and handled static files and form submit.
#golang#webdeveloper#blockchain
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This week, learned about Chainlink, Hardhat and Ethers.js.
Created a small project of lottery system where winner is automatically selected after a given amount of interval. Here I used all I learnt till now.
Thanks @PatrickAlphaC
Project Link: https://t.co/Q4UIDJQzjl
Learnt about what is Chainlink.
Chainlink is an Oracle network that makes real-world data accessible to blockchains, i.e. getting off-chain data to on-chain.
Also learnt about DataFeeds, VRFs and Keepers.
Thanks to @PatrickAlphaC.
#Blockchain#Ethereum#Chainlink
Few days back started learning blockchain.
I learnt what is blockchain, how Ethereum works, Consensus mechanism, Smart Contracts, how a transaction works and also learned tools like Solidity, Waffle and Hardhat.
Excited to learn more.
#blockchain#Ethereum#SmartContracts
Developed my first ever Smart Contract using Hardhat and deployed it on the Sepolia Testnet.
My First Smart Contract :- https://t.co/kHSnpzo4SD
#blockchain#blockchaintechnology#SmartContracts
I've been diving into Blockchain for the last two weeks. I've covered the basics of how it works, including internal transaction processes, setting up a Metamask account, writing and deploying my first contract on a testnet, and getting familiar with tools like Ganache & Hardhat.
I also tried to understand the codebase of Express which was an amazing learning experience for me. I learnt the internal functions of Express framework which helped to create one of my own.
Today, I used Node.js to try and create my own framework. I took the inspiration from Express, a fast, unopinionated, minimalist and a very popular web framework for Node.js.
Here is the link :- https://t.co/3wDa0M76mW
In order to build my server, I used http module, which is a CORE Module of Node. In the server, I handled basic requests like GET, POST, PUT, and DELETE. I also handled the data coming from POST/PUT requests. I added my own send function to get output when the request is made.
If you know figma and React both, it will be a great product to use to build website. Do give it a shot, it's absolutely free.
Here is the link :- https://t.co/yj5IJblB5O
#TechTwitter#development#reactjs#React#dev
Found out an amazing Visual IDE for React in TypeScript called Codux by Wix.
Codux is a visual IDE where you can build your React components using a figma like interface. You can design components visually as well as edit code in VScode. It makes your React development easy.
It is an amazing product by Wix. I used it to make a small project, it was an amazing experience. It is still in a beta version, it might lag but overall great IDE.
Hope to learn more. 🤞
Here is my github link for the backend and frontend (Currently Work in Progress). The contributions are welcome.
Frontend:- https://t.co/K3MvmT3gUZ
Backend:- https://t.co/Kxjfw8wQTT
I started making an E-commerce backend as well as frontend, several days ago. I am using Node.js and Express.js as my Backend, React (Typescript) as my frontend ad mongoDB as my database.
I learnt a lot about Express.js. It is an amazing framework of Node.js which reduces the hassle of creating a server and routing from scratch.
I am first time trying to build React application with typescript. Typescript gives you the power to write the strict JavaScript code.