eos-tutorial-part-2

Are you ready for some serious work to do?

Let’s summarize what we have learned so far in the previous two tutorials. We know how to setup and build EOSIO, starting a local testnet node with nodeos, creating an account and using it to deploy our own contract. And the most important we have learned how to write EOS smart contracts or at least the basics. We did a lot of new things, but we’re about to do even more with the second part today.

If you’re just starting with the series check the previous two tutorials:

In part 1, we have started developing our Oasis dApp. We created a simple structure of the project and implemented partly our Players smart contract. There is a lot of work to do so let begin.

As I said the last time we created a simple project structure. However, when you developing an EOS dApp in a real-world situation the things are not so simple. We want everything we do to be automatic and to generate the files we need in order to develop our dApp the best way we can, right? Well, this is why our team created a tutorial on “How to setup VS Code and/or CLion for EOS dApp Development“.

We decided it’s much better for you if the setup tutorial is separate from this one. So before you continue, go and set up your IDE the way we need it.

Project Update

Did you set up your IDE? Yes? Cool, let’s continue.

You have now the basic skeleton for developing your dApp. Move the folders from the old project structure inside the new one. More precisely Players, Marketplace, Games & Oasis inside contracts folder. When you do this it’s time to build...

Check the full article in our Blog - The ultimate end-to-end EOS dApp development tutorial – Part 2

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