Building Games with Ethereum Smart Contracts: Intermediate Solidity Developer Projects for Blockchain Game Development | Create DApps & Smart Contract Games
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Learn how to take your existing knowledge of Ethereum and Solidity to the next level. Hone your development skills and become more familiar with the syntax of the Solidity language by working through well-tested, well-documented intermediate-level sample projects.You will begin by covering the basics of Ethereum, Solidity, and gaming theory. From there, you will move onto sample projects that use smart contract engineering to create fun casino-style games that you can deploy and test on your friends and colleagues with real ether. All games are provably fair and auditable, so that players know the house won’t always win!Ideal for any reader with exposure to Ethereum, the techniques this book teaches are applicable to game developers, software engineers, web developers, and cryptocurrency enthusiasts.What You'll LearnUse various features and best practices for smart contract programming in Ethereum and SolidityDevelop and deploygames of chance, similar to the kind you’d find in a casinoCreate fun, easy projects with Ethereumlntegrate the Ethereum blockchain into gamesWho This Book Is ForEntry-level programmers with some exposure to Ethereum; game developers, Blockchain and cryptocurrency enthusiasts looking to add Ethereum and Solidity development to their skill set; software engineers and Web developers
Customer Reviews
While I would suggest that absolute beginners to Ethereum not start with this book, I'd say this is a great start for someone with even a superfluous understanding of how the smart contracting system works.I purchased it mainly for the examples, and I was not disappointed.My only qualm would be that the examples on the blockchain don't have any transactions against them, which is just a personal peeve more than anything, I don't think most readers will particularly care about that.I'd definitely recommend this to anyone approaching solidity who learns better by example than by reading excessive documentation.
