Introduction to Chainlink Trust Minimized Services
summary
Hands-on demo uses Remix and MetaMask for deploying consumer contracts and the Hardhat starter kit to send Chainlink Functions requests. Shows Price Feeds wired by address, creating a subscription, funding it with test LINK from a faucet, adding a consumer, and calling getLatestPrice and requestRandomWords. Uses a DON of ~16–32 nodes, heartbeat/threshold update logic, and automation with checkUpkeep/performUpkeep; VRF returns verifiable random words and automation increments a counter, proving end-to-end functionality.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Workshop introduction
- 7:31What is an Oracle
- 17:08Oracles and decentralized solutions
- 27:01Chainlink data feeds
- 37:08Demo: Chainlink data feeds in Remix
- 45:05Chainlink Functions introduction
- 1:07:38Demo: Chainlink Functions use cases
- 1:13:29Chainlink VRF explained
- 1:21:48Demo: Chainlink VRF in Remix
- 1:29:44Chainlink Automation
- 1:37:13Demo: Chainlink Automation in Remix
- 1:41:55Developer resources
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