@vinayng9214
You are the best in explaining basics
@DonDynAyt
Hi Ivan, I must say that your channel is very interesting and I wanted to thank you for the time and effort you put into the transmission of your knowledge. I wish you good luck! ;)
@joshharkema4191
I admire your commitment.
@RA-kl2sp
great to finally see code on your channel.
@Anddy002
Thanks Ivan! I'm following this series with full interest. impressed by your dedication man! :)
@ScuffCs1337
love this series :D
@NikolajKuntner
Thanks for this explanation. You can just as well set the recorded screen fraction to 2/3, i.e. zoom in. Keep up the good work!
@simaogoncalves1957
thank you so much for these type of videos!
@gavingreer
This is amazing! Like Dogecoin but Much Wower!!! Love it keep the Solidity tutorials coming!
@costadanielalexandre
So, a contract acts like a Singleton on the blockchain? We have one instance of the contract, which implements those ERC20 methods in order to be compliant, and every interaction with the "coin", be it a transfer, a mint, happens on that singleton which might be processed on a random node of the blockchain? I'm having a bit of a hard time understand that part, how the "contract" behaves on the network of blockchain nodes
@tuck582
Great tutorials. This is a little off topic, but I am still trying to understand object oriented vs functional programming in general. I am understand the differences on a high level but still unsure as to the benefits of functional as well as how to approach blockchain projects with each development method (is one better than the other in some cases?). Could you go into detail on these two and how each would apply to coding smart contracts with Solidity? (Maybe a hypothetical use case for each in the blockchain sector along with some code sample?) Thanks again Ivan. Translating my fullstack knowledge to Solidity/blockchain has been challenging as there are few developers with knowledge, let alone sharing it. Since stumbling upon your videos, I have found myself on your channel for about ten days straight. Let me know if you are ever in LA and I will treat you to our best mead in town, haha. Skal!
@rajeshyelchuri4515
Hi Ivan, I heard this "minting" or "mining" mean creating new coins. I just want to know what happens to the so called miners if all the coins(total supply limit reached) gets into the circulation (Bitcoin has around 21 million limit, as of now only 16 million are in circulation, so what will miners do after all the total coins are mined....). You have written a function in the video named "mint", so is this function is useful or not after the total coins comes into circulation. I hope u got my question???............and by the way the ur doing a great job.....Thanks dude......
@criptoportugal
the balances can not be float?
@auadrone2285
Awesome channel dude, pretty helpful . Congrats!!! Question!! If I create my own token on the ethereum blockchain and I give a name, the name of the tokens can be duplicated?
@yhonicoalamch5351
thanks for sharing
@igormartynovcom
Oh... Tried to replay it but it is not working ;( maybe Solidity IDE was updated..
@gauravramrakhyani7593
I like your videos.
@pagarces
Hi Ivan, regards from Chile SouthAmerica. Great video. I found something that I like to ask you, When I send 100 Bubble to an Address from the same Address the function transfer return true, so I transfer from my account to my account again and again. However, the amount of coin keep equal, but I think the function transfer must return false on this cases. Do you think? Thanks, appreciate
@ZweiBein
BubbleCoin haha GREAT!
@jasonlewis4972