In this article, we'll create a smart contract that is can store a string on the blockchain, is readable by everyone, and is writeable by the person that deployed the smart contract.
In this article, we discuss two different function types available in Solidity: view functions and pure functions. We'll also discuss a special type of function called the constructor.
In this article, we'll discuss a few more fundamental data types in Solidity programming: strings, bytes, and address types.
In this article, we'll review two fundamental data types in Solidity: booleans and integers.
In this article, we're going to look at how to write data to the blockchain after a smart contract is deployed.
In this article we discuss how to create your first smart contract with Solidity with the Remix IDE. In particular, how to configure the compiler, deploy the smart contract, and interact with it in the browser.
