In the previous post, we built our first "Hello World" smart contract with ink!. Now, we're taking that creation out into the world and deploying it on the Rococo Contract Testnet, marking an exciting step towards bringing our ideas to life.
Get ready to witness your DApp come alive on a real blockchain network! Let's dive into the deployment process and experience the power of ink!.
Polkadot is not just another blockchain; it's a paradigm shift in blockchain architecture. Unlike traditional monolithic blockchains, Polkadot envisions a future of interconnected chains, ushering in a new era of cross-chain interoperability.
Imagine a network where specialized blockchains, each optimized for specific tasks, seamlessly communicate and transact with one another. This is the essence of Polkadot.
Ready to dive into the world of decentralized applications on Polkadot? This tutorial will guide you through building your first dApp using Ink!, Polkadot's powerful smart contract language.
I'll walk you through every step, from writing your first smart contract to deploying it on the Polkadot network. Finally, I'll show you how to interact with your creation using a built-in UI.
Let's get started! 🚀
This guide will walk you through setting up your development environment, from installing essential tools like Rust and the Solana CLI to harnessing the power of Anchor and its shiny new AVM (Anchor Version Manager).
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