Thanks for taking and interest Ziglag.
Come back to me with ANY Questions … You might struggle to understand my Coding, because it is at the Genius Level …
There is a real knack to a good YouTube Tutorial Video !! Technical People can get bogged down or oppositely think that they need to re-invent the Moon Landing in cleverness.
I should know I have watched hundreds… I have included Artur Chmaro’s Work as he gets the sort of GoldieLocks principle right. Search You-Tube watch?v=bZKVfXmzRDw
“Deploy your first Solidity smart contract with Remix IDE“
“Integrate React.js with Smart Contracts (read / write / events) “
Yes they record their Desktops and then Edit the Video. Some edit too tightly.
I think the best thing is to give it your best shot. The title you use is very important.
1/ What you do or say has to be replicable EXACTLY. SO NO ASSUMPTIONs. Do you have a semi-computer literate friend who can crash test your Video Tutorial. Or just get him to follow your verbal instructions so you can learn where the problems come.
YOU WILL BE HELPING A LOT OF PEOPLE SO I’D JUT ENJOY IT FROM START TO FINISH.
Be very careful at the Environment Set Up as I think this is where many Give Up.
A 5 minute set up can take a Watcher upto 1 hour to attempt and probably fail. No harm to show some of the problems you encounter.
If it is Linux then that might be a 10 min Video of its own.
2/ I think it has to be based on a Real World but VERY SIMPLE DApp Possibility.
a/ Defi – I coded a Simple Lock It Up on The Blockchain DApp (you can run it)
b/ Game -
c/ Minting -
d/ NFT –
3/ There need to be Break Points where the Watcher can logically and practically stop. And switch off and close down the Environment, and NOT have to re-load it all and run it all again just to get back to the Re-Start Point again.
4/ Basically it called learn by doing. Or copying line by line. I called it Coding by Numbers. We used to do painting by Numbers.
So the All the Code developed from Start Point to Break Point needs to be seen.
And you load it to GitHub bit by bit if necessary but I feel if you keep the idea Simple then you could do all the Back End Coding on one Video of NOT more than 20 Minutes.
5/ So it looks like you’d do
a/ A Set Up Video which if it includes Linux might be the most watched Video ever done. And start with a clear introduction to the Goals.
b/ A Coding part that includes as few Imports as possible. The Code is loaded to GitHub. So many line by line with some explanation of the Code Language being used. Avoid copying in large chunks but if necessary you can do function by function if you need to.
c/ Deploying and UI are ALL TOO Often taken as read. But they are equally as important as the Other parts.
I THINK THE END RESULT SHOULD BE A DApp THAT COULD BE DEPLOYED AS A PROOF OF CONCEPT-PROTOTYPE.
JUST HAVE A GO. You can use my simple Proof of Concept Prototype if you like. At least it will save you some time thinking thru another.
I’ll send the Code some how maybe off the Cloud. You just open the Remix IDE and drop the Code into a File.sol in the Contracts folder. Don’t forget Metamask and the Ropsten Testnet for the injected Web3. It gives the Full Stack. I’ll revoke the access after 48hrs so take a copy.
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