EOS Specific modules from Smart Contract Programming course

Hi All,

I have just started going through the Smart Contract Programming course.

My reason for doing the course was specifically for EOS Dapp Development.

Below are the modules of the Smart Contract Programming course. Are there any from the below which wont be beneficial to me if my goal and focus is purely on EOS Dapp Development?

HTML and Web
Javascript Programming
Javascript Next Level
Javascript in Terminal - NodeJS
Javascript and HTML Wrap Up
C++
Object Oriented Programming (OOP)
C++ Next Level
Moving into Internet 3.0
Ethereum Smart Contracts
Ethereum dapps
Tokens, Crowdsales and Airdrops
NEM Programming
NEM Dapps
EOS Smart Contracts

Thanks,
Robbie

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These courses will form the front end, User Interface, for interacting with your DAPP;

  • HTML and Web
  • Javascript Programming
  • Javascript Next Level
  • Javascript in Terminal - NodeJS
  • Javascript and HTML Wrap Up

And the following will be required for EOS DAPP development specifically;

  • C++
  • Object Oriented Programming (OOP)
  • C++ Next Level
  • Moving into Internet 3.0
  • Tokens, Crowdsales and Airdrops
  • EOS Smart Contracts

On the contrary, I’d like to note that if your asking this question, your most likely not experienced enough to be developing in C++ for EOS. You need crawl before you walk, take the time to watch over and understand Ethereum smart contract development. It’s much simpler to grasp decentralised concepts with Ethereum and to gain an understanding of vulnerabilities which may also reflect, but are still unknown in EOS.

Best of luck

Thanks for reply! I have started the course from the start and have just got through the HTML. I used to be a web developer between 2000 and 2004, so it was a nice refresher.

I also did C++ in university, but didnt use to again, hopefully some of it will come back to me :slight_smile:

“You need crawl before you walk”, thats exactly why I’m starting again from the very basics.

Thanks!

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If you’ve done C++ before then you should be right to pick it up quickly :grinning:

I’d still recommend skimming through Ethereum though, it’s very similar to Javascript, so should be fairly novel.