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Definitive Guide for Decentralized-app(Dapp) Development on Blockchain

Step-by-step Dapp practice through actual projects.

Preface

We are designed for developers with basic skills to step into blockchain DAPP development, where they can get close to DeFi, NFT, DAO, CRYPTO projects. We hope we could not only give junior developers an executable and simplest blockchain DAPP learning roadmap, but also present advanced developers with a platform for communication and cooperation.

We, incubated from rebase university, are a learning group to study the mainstream DAPP projects and share thoughts and comments every week. Here, each one is charged with specific tasks. The weekly meetups will be recorded and uploaded to the rebase account on Bilibili.

We adhere to the concept of open source university and follow DAO's governance. Currently, we are sponsored by Ethereum foundation, and the funds will be awarded to whoever makes big contributions to us. Please follow us on Twitter @Dapp_Learning or WeChat Official Account Welcome to Dapp-Learning to keep track of our latest progress.

The project is still under development, and contributors are welcomed from all background. Feel free to send us pull requests to improve tutorial projects, set up more new tutorials, or even just to fix the minor typos 🤗.

Join our developer communication group by submitting PR or sharing at rebase university. Once you submit three PRs, you will be promoted to a pull request reviewer, participating in making decisions about project future directions. For more project management rules, please see how new members participate and project governance rules. Welcome to join us if you share the same value.

Official links
Technology Stack:
  • web3.js
  • ethers.js (Hardhat)
  • web3.py (Brownie)
  • Java (Optional)
  • Rust (Optional)
  • Go (Optional)

Project structure

The project is divided into two parts: Basic task and Project task

  • Basic task Basic tools to familiarize and integrate blockchain development (e.g. ERC standard, Oracle, GRAPH, IPFS)
  • Project task Case studies of the classics of mainstream DeFi, NFT, Dao and crypto that enlightens developers to deep dive into dapp development. We will organzie study groups to discuss and study project together.

Preparatory Work

Ramp up

  • Developers new to dapp are strongly encoraged to learn the basics of Ethereum and Solidity before embarking on formal development. You can refer to basic knowledge preparation to ramp up.

Development tool

  • Sharp tools make good work. Familiarize yourself with basic development tools. Refer to recommended development tools to view the current mainstream blockchain development tools.

Recommended reading We have compiled a list of classic blockchain-related books to help developers gain an in-depth understanding of the current humanities behind blockchain.

At the same time, feel free to keep expanding this book list.

Encryption course

We will compile some crypto courses from top universities abroad and the Ethereum community to help developers systematically understand blockchain and cryptocurrencies.

If you have other high-quality course recommendations, we hope you can make a suggestion and add it in our course repo: Recommendations for cryptographic courses.

Basic Tasks

Understand the basic tools and development knowledge of developing DAPP through the following basic tasks. For DAPP architecture, please refer to the article--the difference between Web2.0 and Web3.0 applications from the architectural dimension. Learn and run the first 20 tasks locally and upgrade to focus on project tasks You are welcome to PR improvements to existing tutorial projects or to create more tutorial projects

⬜ Task Not Start ⌛ Task Processing ✅ Task Finish

  1. deploy contract with web3.js
  2. create transaction with web3.js
  3. call ERC20 contract with web3.js
  4. truffle
  5. call ERC20 contract with ethers.js
  6. test contract with waffle and ethers.js
  7. hardhat
  8. graph
  9. react(metamask)
  10. ERC721+ ERC1155 + ipfs
  11. react + express + hardhat
  12. Crowdfund
  13. decentralized exchange
  14. chainlink-api
  15. nft-blindbox-chainlink-vrf
  16. nft auction & exchange
  17. wallet development
  18. web3.py
  19. brownie
  20. flash-loan
  21. scaffold-Lender
  22. zk-snarkjs
  23. ERC865 & ERC875
  24. Upgradeable-contract
  25. multi-sig-wallet
  26. Quadratic vote
  27. Arbitrum layer2
  28. optimism layer2
  29. Polygon(matic) layer2
  30. zksync layer2
  31. duneanalytics & nansen
  32. chainlink-keeper
  33. pooltogether
  34. subgraph
  35. NYM
  36. NFT IPFS
  37. Charm.fi
  38. Flashbots provider with ethers.js
  39. Ethlend
  40. snapshot
  41. NFT farming
  42. merkle-distributor airdrop
  43. front running
  44. JavaScript Cryptography
  45. proxy contract
  46. NFT Floor Perps
  47. TWAMM: Time-Weighted Average Market Maker
  48. state channel
  49. sniper
  50. solidity security
  51. alchemix
  52. Governace
  53. Freelancer's Smart Contract
  54. Cryptovoxels
  55. PBFT
  56. IDO
  57. Orbit model
  58. Ethereum Virtual Machine Opcodes
  59. web3.0 dapp
  60. ENS
  61. Referral Code
  62. HTLC-crosschain
  63. Web3-Rust

Welcome to submit pull request,Add a new basic task or update the above task

Advanced task

The preparatory work: For developers with a certain foundation, this part selects mainstream high-quality projects for source code analysis and code review The project can be deployed to the test network collaboratively and shared with the Rebase community as a basis. Large DEFI projects are novel and large in content, so we suggest a division of labor and cooperation, such as one person to read the white paper, one person to be responsible for the front end, one person to be responsible for the contract, and one person to be responsible for data presentation. Developers can initiate project research initiatives, form groups, and collaborate within development groups. This section is recommended as a submodule introduction.

DeFi advanced tasks

The DEFI bibles will set you up with a good fundamental understandings of the DEFI system. How to DeFi How to DeFi:Advanced

  1. UniswapV2
  2. UniswapV3
  3. Compound 👉 Pick up this task
  4. Aave
  5. SNX 👉 Pick up this task
  6. Curve
  7. 0x-protocol 👉 Pick up this task
  8. Bancor 👉 Pick up this task
  9. YFI 👉 Pick up this task
  10. AMPL 👉 Pick up this task
  11. Perpetual Protocol 👉 Pick up this task
  12. DYDX👉 Pick up this task
  13. OPYN
  14. INDEX👉 Pick up this task
  15. DODO 👉 Pick up this task
  16. MakerDao👉 Claim this task
  17. Sushi👉 Claim this task
  18. Set
  19. Dhedge
  20. Liquity

NFT advanced tasks

DAO advanced tasks

Crypto advanced tasks

Please read the book first: 《Graphic encryption technology》 Item list:

Smart Contract Security

  1. Common safety tools
  1. CTF Training camp
  1. Safe development practices
  1. Integration of learning resources

Cryptocurrency Jobs Websites

Feel like a carer in cryptocurrency? The following websites are good places to find positions to start:

Project Ecology

Dapp-learning has a series of derivative projects and joint maintenance projects. Refer to related projects,Learn more about the ecology of the Dapp-Learning project.

Guide to Contribution

Intereted in participating? Check out this doc and find out how you can be a member of us: How to contribute.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Please refer to this link to get some answers on how to set up dev environment, how to use the project, and how to get tokens for testing etc.

Donation Wanted

Open source projects are not easy to maintain so we'd love to see you help us thrive through donations. Dapp Learning team adapts the DAO philosophy to manage the project; your generosity would be vested to our community members as funds and/or NFTs based on their quality of contribution.

We have a Gitcoin campaign to sustain the Dapp-Learning efforts: Gitcoin grant address: Dapp-Learning gitcoin grant

And direct donation to our dev team's fund is also appreciated:

  • Ethereum main network/zkSync/Arbitrum: 0x1F7b953113f4dFcBF56a1688529CC812865840e1

We also have created multi-signature wallets on polygon, managed by core contributors

Ethereum Foundation-sponsored projects

This project is sponsored by Ethereum foundation. Follow us on Twitter @Dapp_Learning to get the latest updates. Sponsorship grants are managed under a multi-sign-up wallet by core contributor team; the fund is available to all contributors for their stellar additions to the project. We look forward to see your contributions soon. ESP02

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Contributors

Thanks to the contributors of Dapp Learning