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Solidity Intro Course

Organized by Solidity Services and Nordic Blockchain Association

When: January 24th (Thursday) and January 25th (Friday)

Length: Total 16 hours of a training course for 2 days + Lunch and coffee breaks

Where: Univate – Njalsgade 76, 2300 København

Ticket price: Full price: 4,200kr, early bird: 3,150kr, student: 2,100kr, NBA member price: 2,940kr

Course Description: The 2-day intensive Solidity Intro training course provides a detailed exploration of the distributed computing platform Ethereum, and a solid foundation in the contract-oriented programming language Solidity which is the most widespread smart contract development language. The course is delivered with the purpose of providing an overview of the decentralized ecosystem and to introduce the development tools to the audience, including heavy on-the-go practice sessions, so they can try them out personally.

Key Takeaways:

• Basic understanding of blockchain systems
• Decentralization and the Ethereum platform
• Basic understanding of smart contract architectures and use cases
• Experience with the most up to date development tools
• Experience with decentralized applications

Why is a skilled developer important? Smart Contract is one of the most revolutionary and exciting innovation in Blockchain. But it is very complex to write a good smart contract therefore, there is a huge burden on smart-contract writers. It is up to the contract writers to make sure that the contract does what they intend. A key challenge is, parties will need to rely on a trusted, technical expert to either capture the parties’ agreement in code or confirm that code written by a third party is accurate. While some analogize this to hiring a lawyer to explain “the legalese” of a traditional text-based contract, the analogy is misplaced. Non-lawyers typically can understand simple short-form agreements as well as many provisions of longer agreements, especially those setting forth business terms. But a non-programmer would be at a total loss to understand even the most basic smart contract and is therefore significantly more beholden to an expert to explain what the contract says. 

Key points:

• Ready to implement knowledge for the lowest amount of time and cost.
• Comprehensive understanding about Ethereum including hands-on experience on Solidity.
• To celebrate our milestone, Nordic Blockchain Association is offering its first training course with the lowest price on the market.

Solidity Intro Course

Organized by Solidity Services and Nordic Blockchain Association

When: January 24th (Thursday) and January 25th (Friday)

Length: Total 16 hours of a training course for 2 days + Lunch and coffee breaks

Where: Univate – Njalsgade 76, 2300 København

Ticket price: Full price: 4,200kr, early bird: 3,150kr, student: 2,100kr, NBA member price: 2,940kr

Course Description: The 2-day intensive Solidity Intro training course provides a detailed exploration of the distributed computing platform Ethereum, and a solid foundation in the contract-oriented programming language Solidity which is the most widespread smart contract development language. The course is delivered with the purpose of providing an overview of the decentralized ecosystem and to introduce the development tools to the audience, including heavy on-the-go practice sessions, so they can try them out personally.

Key Takeaways:

• Basic understanding of blockchain systems
• Decentralization and the Ethereum platform
• Basic understanding of smart contract architectures and use cases
• Experience with the most up to date development tools
• Experience with decentralized applications

Why is a skilled developer important? Smart Contract is one of the most revolutionary and exciting innovation in Blockchain. But it is very complex to write a good smart contract therefore, there is a huge burden on smart-contract writers. It is up to the contract writers to make sure that the contract does what they intend. A key challenge is, parties will need to rely on a trusted, technical expert to either capture the parties’ agreement in code or confirm that code written by a third party is accurate. While some analogize this to hiring a lawyer to explain “the legalese” of a traditional text-based contract, the analogy is misplaced. Non-lawyers typically can understand simple short-form agreements as well as many provisions of longer agreements, especially those setting forth business terms. But a non-programmer would be at a total loss to understand even the most basic smart contract and is therefore significantly more beholden to an expert to explain what the contract says. 

Key points:

• Ready to implement knowledge for the lowest amount of time and cost.
• Comprehensive understanding about Ethereum including hands-on experience on Solidity.
• To celebrate our milestone, Nordic Blockchain Association is offering its first training course with the lowest price on the market.