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Metamask Programming Examples
Are you ready to dive into the world of decentralized applications and blockchain programming? Look no further than "Metamask Programming Examples", the comprehensive guide to building dapps with the Metamask browser extension.
With practical examples and step-by-step guidance, this book takes you from the basics of Metamask to building your own decentralized applications. You'll learn how to explore the Metamask Wallet API for developers, interact with Metamask in your applications, and develop a real-world example of a decentralized auction platform.
But that's not all. "Metamask Programming Examples" also includes a solid introduction to the Solidity programming language and Web3.js library, with plenty of examples to help you get started. And with two HTML, JavaScript, and Metamask examples, you'll be building dapps in no time.
Whether you're a seasoned developer or just starting out, "Metamask Programming Examples" is your ticket to building decentralized applications with ease. Don't wait - buy your copy today and take your blockchain programming skills to the next level.
About The Author
Ivan Sokolov is a software developer and blockchain enthusiast based in Moscow, Russia. He has over a decade of experience in programming, with a focus on web development and smart contract development using Ethereum and other blockchain platforms.
In addition to his work as a developer, Ivan is also an author and educator. His book, "Metamask Programming Examples", provides practical guidance and code examples for building decentralized applications (dapps) using the Metamask browser extension. The book covers topics such as user authentication, data storage, and interacting with smart contracts, and is intended for both beginners and experienced developers looking to build dapps with Metamask.
Ivan is passionate about open-source software and community-driven development, and has contributed to a number of blockchain projects and developer communities. In his free time, he enjoys hiking, reading science fiction, and experimenting with new programming languages and frameworks.
Ivan can be contacted on ivans234@proton.me for any programming related projects!
With practical examples and step-by-step guidance, this book takes you from the basics of Metamask to building your own decentralized applications. You'll learn how to explore the Metamask Wallet API for developers, interact with Metamask in your applications, and develop a real-world example of a decentralized auction platform.
But that's not all. "Metamask Programming Examples" also includes a solid introduction to the Solidity programming language and Web3.js library, with plenty of examples to help you get started. And with two HTML, JavaScript, and Metamask examples, you'll be building dapps in no time.
Whether you're a seasoned developer or just starting out, "Metamask Programming Examples" is your ticket to building decentralized applications with ease. Don't wait - buy your copy today and take your blockchain programming skills to the next level.
About The Author
Ivan Sokolov is a software developer and blockchain enthusiast based in Moscow, Russia. He has over a decade of experience in programming, with a focus on web development and smart contract development using Ethereum and other blockchain platforms.
In addition to his work as a developer, Ivan is also an author and educator. His book, "Metamask Programming Examples", provides practical guidance and code examples for building decentralized applications (dapps) using the Metamask browser extension. The book covers topics such as user authentication, data storage, and interacting with smart contracts, and is intended for both beginners and experienced developers looking to build dapps with Metamask.
Ivan is passionate about open-source software and community-driven development, and has contributed to a number of blockchain projects and developer communities. In his free time, he enjoys hiking, reading science fiction, and experimenting with new programming languages and frameworks.
Ivan can be contacted on ivans234@proton.me for any programming related projects!
42 pages, Kindle Edition
Published April 16, 2023
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