Deploying a Scrambled Alphabet Generator To Ethereum (With Ganache and Ropsten)

There is a great deal of excitement about the new Proof of Stake (PoS) methods to be used in Ethereum. If it works, it will create a revolution in the creation of truly distributed and trusted applications. We “should” see performance improve and gas prices drop. This will open up a whole new world of trusted code. So, don’t just talk about blockchain … do it, and just follow me!

Building and deploying for local testing

I love using Ethereum. It pushes me to think simply about the code used, and to be efficient. It almost takes me back to the days of assembly language coding. So, let’s create a scrambled alphabet application and test it locally, and then deploy it to a test network (Ropsten).

First we start with Remix (https://remix.ethereum.org) and enter our code:

The code I have used is here: