Hello reader! Today is an exhilarating day because we are going on an expedition to the Solana Blockchain. Solana is an up-and-coming blockchain seeking to improve upon the current ecosystem's solutions to the complex problem of providing a secure, scalable, decentralized...
Continue readingPHP is very popular in developing the backend of websites or web applications. PHP has a huge crowd of developers trusting it as their go-to language. In this guide, we will see how we can generate a new Ethereum address in...
Continue readingPrivate keys are one of the most sensitive pieces of data when it comes to cryptography and the blockchain. However, there has always been debate/confusion about choosing between custodial wallets (where the wallet provider has custody of the user’s private key) and...
Continue readingThe success story of blockchain started with Bitcoin and was given wings by Ethereum. Ethereum was the first blockchain to introduce programmable software to the immutable ledger; these programs that live on the blockchain are called smart contracts. Solidity is the...
Continue readingDotnet or .NET is very popular for the development of desktop applications, most Windows desktop applications are built using .NET, and it also contributes largely to web application’s tech stack. In this guide, let’s see how we can connect to Ethereum using .NET and
Continue readingWith high usage in web applications and straightforward syntax, Ruby is used by a vast number of people. This guide will cover creating an Ethereum address in Ruby using ruby-eth...
Continue readingIn this tutorial we will look at how we can setup a basic NEAR project from scratch, installing and configuring dependencies and customizing the project to work well with AssemblyScript.We will first start by initializing our project with a package.json file using...
Continue readingTo send a transaction on the Ethereum network, you need to pay fees for including the transaction in a block as well as the computation necessary in the transaction; this fee is called gas. The transactions are accepted into the block based on the amount of gas they are...
Continue readingColeccionables digitales que son compatibles con ERC-721 se han vuelto muy populares desde el lanzamiento de Cryptokitties y han ganado adopción masiva en los últimos meses. Esta guía cubrirá la parte de creación y lanzamiento...
Continue readingWhen building a smart contract on the Ethereum blockchain, new developers tend to reach out to tools like truffle and web3.js in building their smart contracts. This tutorial will look at how to use Hardhat and Ether.js, which are now becoming the standard in building...
Continue readingWe can say that Java is one of the most versatile languages out there, and it continues to be relevant in today's time. Java is so popular because of its massive user base and use cases. In this guide/tutorial, we'll learn how to connect to the Ethereum Blockchain network...
Continue readingIt can be costly to store massive files on a blockchain mainnet, and this is where decentralized file storing systems like IPFS can come in handy. Sometimes, NFTs use IPFS as well. In this guide, we’ll cover how we can integrate IPFS with...
Continue readingRuby has a huge fanbase. Ruby was developed by its creator with an intention to create a language people can have fun using. Ruby has been largely accepted by the developers all around the world since it’s launch, in fact, the biggest tech communities in many cities are...
Continue readingThis guide demonstrates how to mint an NFT on the Polygon blockchain using the Ethers.js library and our Factory ERC-1155 contract we built in an earlier
Continue readingWhen someone thinks of developing a dApp the first tool that comes to their mind is web3.js which is pretty common because of its popularity in the community and wide use cases, dApp development has been consistently growing and there are a lot of developers who want to...
Continue readingUpdated at: April 10, 2022Welcome to another QuickNode guide on Solana - the up-and-coming blockchain that seeks to solve the scalability issues of Ethereum. We will be walking through step-by-step how to create an NFT on Solana. NFT, short for Non Fungible Token,...
Continue readingA developer stack is a bag of technologies a developer possesses. For example, MEAN (MongoDB, Express.js, AngularJS/Angular, and Node.js) and MERN (MongoDB, Express.js, React, and Node.js) are common web developer stacks. Similarly, today we will learn more about the web3...
Continue readingPython is one of the most versatile programming languages; from researchers running their test models to developers using it in heavy production environments, it has use cases in every possible technical field. In today's guide, we will learn about Brownie, a Python-based...
Continue readingDeveloping applications involves juggling several moving pieces like front-ends, back-ends, and databases. But developing a decentralized application on a blockchain adds a few more elements like smart contracts and nodes that allow you to connect to the...
Continue readingTo do any type of transaction on the Bitcoin blockchain, you’ll need a public key or a Bitcoin address. In this guide, we’ll cover how to generate a new Bitcoin address in JavaScript using CyrptoCoinJS.
Continue reading¡Hola querido lector! Bienvenidos a una nueva guía de Solana.Solana es una blockchain que promete mucho a la hora de intentar resolver los problemas de escalabilidad que podemos apreciar en otras blockchains, como Ethereum por...
Continue readingTerra is the stablecoins framework with a pool of tokens to work with. Today in this guide, we will learn how to create our own token on the Terra blockchain network.PrerequisitesA Terra Bombay testnet...
Continue readingHello readers, in this guide we are going to go into how to set up an NFT mint on Solana using Candy Machine v2. Previously we had a guide up on the V1, but it is now deprecated and is no longer in use for new mints.Candy Machine v2 has some...
Continue readingWhile Ethereum has been trying to scale, it has encountered some gas price issues. Many layer 2 solutions and sidechains sprang into existence to solve this problem, but Ethereum is the main chain, and at some point, it has to be improved. EIP-1559 was introduced to...
Continue readingHello reader! Welcome to QuickNode's first Solana guide. Solana is an up-and-coming blockchain that seeks to solve the scalability issues that Ethereum has been handling. You will walk through step-by-step how to create a Solana address using the @solana/web3.js...
Continue readingBlockchain provides us with the power of decentralization. Decentralization means the transfer of power to users/members rather than having a single centralized authority governing everything; it enables various use cases in finance, governance, voting, fundraising, etc....
Continue readingEthereum development environments like Truffle and Hardhat make it easier to work with smart contracts and Ethereum nodes. They provide a set of tools to seamlessly write, test, and deploy...
Continue readingStablecoins have been bridging the gap between traditional currencies and blockchains. Stablecoins offer stable price tokens pegged by a reserve asset which is often a fiat current like USD, EUR, GBP. The Terra protocol provides a framework to work with stablecoins. This...
Continue readingGo helps you make faster scalable backends and this guide will show you how to connect your backend to Ethereum (and make it even faster, more reliable, and globally accessible, all thanks to QuickNode’s global infrastructure). What is...
Continue readingSometimes, you submit a transaction on Ethereum without enough gas due to network congestion or too many pending transactions offering a higher gas price than you have offered on your transaction. If you have a high priority transaction but low gas, you could end up...
Continue readingForking the chain at an older block of the blockchain is helpful if you want to simulate the blockchain’s state at that block; Hardhat has this functionality built in. In this guide, let’s go through the process of forking the Ethereum Mainnet at an older...
Continue readingPHP is a very popular choice among developers and has a vast community due to its long presence in web development. In this guide, we’ll cover how to connect to Ethereum with PHP using the web3.php...
Continue readingYou can build Ethereum applications in different programming languages. In this article, we will connect to the Ethereum network using Python.PrerequisiteEthereum Node (We will use QuickNode’s free...
Continue readingIn this guide, we'll understand a bit about reactive development and how to use Subspace with QuickNode.JavaScript is the programming language behind most of the internet apps and websites. JavaScript today has become one of the most used programming languages,...
Continue readingEthereum log records are very useful to understand and keep track of smart contract events. In this guide, we are going to learn how to fetch ethereum event logs in Ruby using ethereum.rb ruby...
Continue readingForking and running a local simulated Ethereum environment is essential if you want to work with DeFi or do Ethereum development in general. In this guide, we’ll cover how to fork Ethereum Blockchain with
Continue readingLibraries and frameworks make the development process a lot easier and faster. When it comes to Ethereum development, Web3.js is the go to library. That's because Web3.js is the official library, from the
Continue readingIn this practical guide you will build a basic Wallet application with React and Web3 that will interact with Solana Network.This application will do the following operations:Connect to the...
Continue readingToday we will be building a sample app in Svelte, and connecting it to a smart contract that we deploy on the Ropsten Network.Our frontend will be able to do the following:Allow the user to send a greeting message along with a wave to the...
Continue readingIn our dApp, we will have a simple react user interface that has a material button asking the user to connect to MetaMask. And if they do not have an account, they can create one or log in to their account. They will then view their wallet balance and address displayed on...
Continue readingSocial logins: we have all seen them, we have all used them. "Login with Facebook". "Login with Github".If you have been around the Web3 community you may have come across a more recent player in the game: "Login with MetaMask". For instance, this is...
Continue readingGolang is very popular among backend developers for building infrastructures and microservices. Go is a procedural programming language. Developed in 2007 by Robert Griesemer, Rob Pike, and Ken Thompson at Google, then launched in 2009 as...
Continue readingPython is one of the most versatile programming languages out there with an abundance of use cases; We can build many applications with Python from client-side to back end. In this guide, we will cover creating an Ethereum address in Python using the
Continue readingWhen it comes to programming, there’s hardly anyone who has not used or heard about JavaScript. JavaScript was initially created for client-side scripting but has become a full-featured Object-Oriented...
Continue reading¡Hola querido lector! Hemos recibido un montón de pedidos por otra guía de NFT en Solana. En la guia anterior no llegamos hasta la parte mas jugosa, que es la parte donde enlazamos una...
Continue readingNOTE: This guide is based off of the V1 of Candy Machine. V1 has been deprecated. You can catch an up-to-date guide on V2 here
Continue readingTerra has emerged as the choice of blockchain for developing a stablecoin based dApp. Terra provides a cutting-edge stablecoin framework for modern dApp development. In this guide, we will learn how to send a transaction on Terra using their javascript library...
Continue readingNFTs are great for creators to monetize their artwork and for people to get ownership of an item. But since gas prices are usually high given the highly in-demand space on Ethereum, minting an NFT or an NFT collection can become costly for a creator. Lazy minting solves...
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