A Frontend Developers Guide to Web3
summary
Shows actual front-end steps: use ethers to connect via injected wallets or RPC endpoints (Alchemy/Infura), import a contract ABI, call read methods for free and await write transactions that trigger gas fees, and optionally sponsor gas via meta transactions. Demonstrates a working Pokemon contract that charges testnet gas for an attack, uses wagmi and web3ui for React hooks/components, and inspects contracts with Polygonscan/Etherscan and tools like Leica. Warns against auto-connecting wallets.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction to web3
- 1:44Understanding smart contracts
- 4:23Blockchain interactions
- 6:40Connecting to wallets
- 10:31Working with RPC endpoints
- 11:40Interacting with contracts
- 15:45Tools and resources
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