Cryptozombie is my favorite https://cryptozombies.io/ And Buildspace is next https://buildspace.so/
Haven’t tried it yet but I’ve heard good things about Alchemy University
I agree, cryptozombie is a first step. But why do you need to learn solidity? Maybe you need learn rust? It’s best to start with a particular job in mind
if you already know how to program: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLO5VPQH6OWdVQwpQfw9rZ67O6Pjfo6q-p
Matrix cable to the back of the neck. It also works for material arts.
buildspace & read popular service's smart contract like Uniswap's dex contract, Azuki's ERC721 contract etc. and write smart contract code which you want to make
Patrick Collins YouTube course is 🔥🔥🔥. I took it and wrote about it https://medium.com/@adrienneshulman/what-to-know-before-starting-patricks-32-hour-full-stack-web3-developer-course-d14ff80195ff
prolly crypto zombies but my ADD kicks in eventually
nodeguardians.io launched recently and seems very interesting
I did most of buildspace’s tutorials. They’re easy to follow, but it’s equally easy to type on the keyboard and not know what or why you’re typing lol
Alchemy University has an Ethereum Developer Bootcamp where you can learn Solidity -- https://university.alchemy.com
There's plenty of beginner tutorials out there. Pick whichever intrigues you. But once you got the basics down, I recommend coming up with a project you like to build and just get started on building (a simplified version of) that. I learned a lot building pay.game this way.
To be honest, there isn’t that much there. Solidity is a very simple language with catastrophically fatal edge cases. Just write something and find people who know what they are doing to give you code reviews.
Cryptozombies is great for basics, if you want to go one level deeper then try: https://learnweb3.io/ & https://eth.build/
Thanks for asking this. I’m digging into this as well atm, if you want to do some study group times!
Hands down scaffold-eth made by @austingriffith Also cryptozombies
