Run your ICO using Python
summary
Shows how to skip Truffle and compile, deploy and run smart contracts entirely from Python: uses solc/python‑solc to compile, web3.py to talk to nodes, and populus to create local test chains, fixtures and a crowd‑sale workflow. Builds a tiny Direction contract and a crowdsale (using OpenZeppelin ERC20/ERC223 patterns), deploys to an internal chain, sends buy transactions (must wait for receipts), and the examples work end‑to‑end; notes listing can cost $4.7M and gas affects when to write on chain.
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chapters (29)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:21Homework
- 6:28Solidity
- 8:25Smart Contracts
- 10:28Source Code Setup
- 14:50Three Steps
- 15:33Setup
- 17:52Deploy
- 18:32Create Instance
- 19:03Get Choice
- 19:36Blockchain calls
- 20:02Blockchain transactions
- 20:25Compile
- 21:58Wait for transaction
- 22:30Deploy smart contract
- 25:18Blockchain
- 26:11Etherium
- 27:43Ethereum Development Framework
- 28:54Populus
- 29:48Populus Package
- 30:08Populus Compile
- 30:53Populus Block Chain
- 32:38Populus Contract
- 33:08Deployment
- 33:33How to buy coins
- 34:16Smart Contact
- 34:31populist
- 35:17test fixtures
- 35:43summary
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