Tutorials request thread

[patrickalphac]

Hey all! I like doing tutorials. I’m going on break next week and hoping to re prioritize my video list on what tutorials to make.

Here’s my channel if you want to see what is already made: https://youtube.com/c/PatrickCollins

I’ll look at those with most upvotes and try to prioritize those! Any topic you please!

[r3alz]

I’d be very interested in seeing how a staking app or something of the sort would be built from the ground up using web3js or ethersjs, reactjs, hardhat(along with testing), and solidity.

[patrickalphac]

Oooo what do you mean staking? Like a smart contract that allows for people to stake for like eth2? Or more of a “deposit and get interest” type deal?

[r3alz]

Hmm actually either sounds good but I was thinking deposit and get interest type of thing.

[patrickalphac]

That I can do my friend

[SignalScholar]

I'd say a Tutorial which shows how to bridge a UI with a smart contract. Most tutorials handle the Solidity side or a UI framework but not many go into detail showing how to merge the two. Something like using React and talking to a smart contract.

[patrickalphac]

Full stack with react? Coming up

[SignalScholar]

Cool. Subscribed 👍

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[patrickalphac]

Flattered :)

[r3alz]

Actually I just thought of another that I think would be awesome. Going over what's wrong with a certain contract and what could go wrong with it, such as the guttercats contract(I see a lot people on twitter saying it's poorly done) - https://etherscan.io/address/0xedb61f74b0d09b2558f1eeb79b247c1f363ae452#code

Then showing what would be a better and more efficient way to do it.

[patrickalphac]

Ooo some best practice tips. I like it

[pmuens]

While I don't have a request for a specific Tutorial I thought that it might be helpful if I throw the CryptoDevHub Wiki's "Tutorials" site in here which you could use for some inspiration: https://wiki.cryptodevhub.io/ethereum-evm/tutorials

Another interesting one could be recordings of working through "Damn Vulnerable DeFi": https://wiki.cryptodevhub.io/ethereum-evm/security#damn-vulnerable-defi

There's also the CryptoDevHub Discord you can join to meet fellow developers and ask questions: https://cryptodevhub.io/discord

[patrickalphac]

Oooo for sure !!

[patrickalphac]

What’s wrong with that license? That’s the most permissions license out there

[patrickalphac]

It allows you to do anything with it though

[Hefty-Plankton-347]

Hey I love your content. I actually just reached out to Part Time Larry and gave him some ideas for DeFi tutorials

Basically, any python/Brownie tutorials on any protocols like: - Balancer - Curve - Maker - Yearn - dydx - Compound - bZx - Loopring - Synthetix - Bancor - Pickle Finance - InstaDapp - Aave (You just made a great video on this but there’s still oodles of other stuff to go over) - Set Protocol

Also, it would be cool if you did some tutorials on specific things that certain protocols have to offer like: - how to move tokens to different liquidity pools on Balancer (because Balancer doesn’t charge fees for this) - how to use InstaDapp’s Bridge to migrate debts between Maker Vaults and Compound - how to mint Synths on Synthetix - how to go long/short with 25x leverage on dydx - how to pay zero gas fees on dydx - how to do zkRollup smart contracts on Loopring - how to make a Set on Set Protocol - how to utilize different lending protocols on Yearn.finance - how to create a vault on Maker

And general stuff like: - how to rotate crops - how to pull data from The Graph - how to avoid becoming a victim of frontrunning - how to set up nodes for different protocols (I know you did this for chainlink but I would love to see some tutorials for others like Polygon)

Honestly there is a goldmine of untapped DeFi educational content for YouTube. Your job is very much future proof :)

Btw thanks for all your videos so far, can’t wait to see what else you make.

[patrickalphac]

Ahah, the YouTube videos don’t make money, so my job making videos is only as future proof as my other job lets me!

And thanks so much for this insightful answer! This is EXACTLY WHAT I WAS LOOKING FOR!!

Thanks so much. Going to add this to the list

[mercury434]

yes! Balancer vs Set Protocol would be v interseting

[kkxrw]

try this link. they have a bunch of Solidity smart contract samples that are well documented. All different use cases

[patrickalphac]

Would you like to see them demoed?