Coding an Ethereum Blockchain ReactJS Dapp: Initializing Web3 Provider

Coding our first Ethereum React Dapp Blockchain Developer Course.
In this first lesson, we will be initializing our react app state with our Ethereum account public key and our current ethereum balance. This course will be aimed towards using the web3 package and our end goal will be a crowdsale landing page where a user could buy new tokens through your very own blockchain crypto dapp.

This course is geared towards brand new blockchain developers who wish to begin their journey into blockchain development, developing cryptocurrency dapps such as DeFi, NFT Marketplace Dapps, Liquidity Providers, Staking Platforms, etc.

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[neeldoworlds]

Hello!
How can I contact you with my thanks

[caseybertrand]

It should be possible for me to add this to my site/app/domain (wordpress) in the block editor right?

[andrewt]

Thanks for posting! Quick question, why did you not setState the new web3 object? Thanks!

[RanchHandFencing]

I waned to get into coding on the Ethereum Classic network just because I feel it's undervalued.

Can't a guy basically copy code from an Ethereum program and past/build on Ethereum Classic?

[jaywilzon]

Aspiring coder? "Hoping" to get a job one day coding? Dude, you're already employable as a coder. I've seen junior developers with a tenth of the overall skillset you display. You may be selling yourself short here.

Anyways, great video. As a long-time React developer, most of the React stuff felt redundant, but I understand many of your watchers may not be fluent in React. However, if that's the case, they probably have no idea what async/await truly means either... Or functional/class components, hooks, props, etc...

I think maybe you could qualify in the beginning of these tutorials that you assume a certain level of understanding of the underlying tech (i.e React), this way you can focus on the meat of your topic. However, my view is slightly biased here, so I would take it with a grain of salt. I'm totally unfamiliar with the typical knowledge-base of your watchers.

Thanks for the tutorials though; I've been tinkering with the Defi crypto world a bit and your videos were exactly what I needed for a quicker take-off. You saved me a good deal of time/research. And yes, I subscribed ;)

[sulaimandev]

It's 2022, you are using class based components