Introduction
- What is EOS?
- Getting Help & Giving Feedback
- Is this course for you?
- What You'll Need to Know: Programming Concepts
- Intro Exercise #1
- Intro Exercise #2
- Resources for Learners
- What's Different About C++?
Getting Ready for EOS Smart Contracts
- Setting Up Your EOS Studio Environment
- Troubleshooting EOS Studio Setup
- Smart Contract Coding Basics: understanding the default contract
- Exercise: write your own action
- (Graphic) How EOSIO Organizes Data
- To Comment or Not To Comment
- Multi-Index Tables in EOS Smart Contracts
- Exercise: create your own table
- How Our Data Works: Structs in C++ and Objects in JavaScript
Our dApp's Structure [EB Lesson 1]
- What We're Building: Intro to Elemental Battles
- C++: The Files in our Cardgame Smart Contract
- Installing Node.js, NPM, ReactJS, VS Code
- JSX: Setting up our Frontend Game
- HTML Tag Basics
- Using index.js files to tell JavaScript where our code is
Logging In to Play [EB Lesson 2]
- Section Summary: Logging In
- EOS's "name" datatype
- C++: Smart Contract "users" Table and "login" Action
- IMPORTANT CDT UPDATE:
changed to - Activity (C++): Saving a Message
- JSX Basics
- JSX: Adding the Login Form
- Activity (JSX): Customizing the Login Form
- React Component Basics
Adding eosjs and Redux [EB Lesson 2, part 2]
- Section Summary: Connecting login and Login
- JS: Never use localStorage! Also, we're going to use localStorage.
- JS: Talking to the Blockchain with an ApiService.js
- Asynchronicity and More in JavaScript
- JS: Using a Redux Store & our setUser action
- JS: Connecting Redux & React
- Dealing with eosjs JsSignatureProvider errors
- JS: Testing our Redux-connected Login Form & Adding Game.JSX
- Activity (JS): Remember that Message?
Showing Player Profile Info from the Blockchain [EB Lesson 3]
- Section Summary: Displaying the Player's Profile
- Review: Ternary Operators and Switch Statements
- JS: Getting Data from the Blockchain
- 5000 BNB! Plus a plug for private key safety.
- JSX: Displaying our Player's Profile
- JSX: Testing and Finishing the Player Profile Screen
- JSX: Refreshing the Screen without Losing Login
Setting up the Game [EB Lesson 4]
- Enums (enumerations)
- Functions, Declarations, Definitions
- C++: Setting up the Core Game
- C++: The "seed" Table & Randomization Function
- C++: "startgame" Action #1
- IMPORTANT CDT UPDATE: eosio_assert() changed to check()
- C++: "startgame" #2: Our "draw_one_card" Helper Function
- Section 6 Quiz
- C++: "startgame" #3: Testing in EOS Studio
- C++: The "playcard" Action
Displaying the Game [EB Lesson 4, part 2]
- Section Summary: Displaying Elemental Battles
- JSX: Displaying the Game So Far
- JSX: Recap of the Frontend Flow
- JSX: Playing Cards in the Frontend
- EOSIO Naming Conventions
Decisions, Decisions: the Smart Contract AI [EB Lesson 5]
- C++: Creating the AI's Strategies
- Mega Activity: Build the AI's choose_card Function
- C++: The AI's choose_card Function
Victory! Resolving the Battle, Next Round, End Game [EB Lessons 6 & 7]
- C++: Resolving the Battle in the Contract
- JSX: Displaying the Battle Resolution
- C++: Adding the "updategame" and "nextround" actions
- C++: Adding and testing the "endgame" action
- JSX: Next Round and End Game in the Frontend
Final Challenge Section [EB Lesson 8]
- JSX Activity: Adding a Rules Screen
- JSX Activity 2: Adding Progress Indicators
What's Next?
- The Next Course
