Let us walk you through the complete creation of a distributed Ethereum application – from bootstrapping a private Blockchain, to testing tokens and launching your DApp to the world.

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Preface

This is the first part of a series on building decentralized applications using the Ethereum blockchain.

App Rules and Blockchain Setup

In part 1 of this tutorial series on building DApps with Ethereum, we bootstrapped two versions of a local blockchain for development: a Ganache version, and a full private PoA version.

Creating, Deploying TNS Tokens

In part 2 of this tutorial series on building DApps with Ethereum, we wrote the TNS token’s code. But we haven’t yet compiled it, deployed it, tested it or verified it. Let’s do all that in this part so that we’re ready for what comes next.

Ethereum DApps: Compiling, Deploying, Testing TNS tokens

In part 3 of this tutorial series on building DApps with Ethereum, we built and deployed our token to the Ethereum testnet Rinkeby. In this part, we’ll start writing the Story DAO code.

Whitelisting &amp; Testing a Story DAO

In part 4 of this tutorial series on building DApps with Ethereum, we started building and testing our DAO contract. Now let’s go one step further and handle adding content and tokens to the story, as per our introduction .

Cross-contract Communication &amp; Token Selling

In part 5 of this tutorial series on building DApps with Ethereum, we dealt with adding content to the story, looking at how to add the ability for participants to buy tokens from the DAO and to add submissions into the story. It’s now time for the DAO’s final form: voting, blacklisting/unblacklisting, and dividend distribution and withdrawal. We’ll throw in some additional helper functions for good measure.

Voting with Custom Tokens

In part 6 of this tutorial series on building DApps with Ethereum, we took the DAO towards completion by adding voting, blacklisting/unblacklisting, and dividend distribution and withdrawal, while throwing in some additional helper functions for good measure. In this tutorial, we’ll build a web interface for interacting with our story, as we otherwise can’t count on any user engagement. So this is the final part of our story before we launch it into the wild.

Building a Web3 UI for a DAO Contract

In part 7 of this tutorial series on building DApps with Ethereum, we showed how to build the app’s front end, setting up and deploying the UI for this story we’ve been working on.

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