A day by day to become a smart contract developer/auditor in 2022 — week 18
Week 18: My first invitation to collaborate on a Web3 project as an intern.
During Talent Land, I was invited to collaborate on a project called Peace as an intern and accepted. Peace is a project about crypto-assets legacy and wealth transfer. I sincerely wish this project brings me closer to my goal of speeding up my learning and “buidling” something valuable.
I picked up the Ethernaut challenges and decided to repeat some of them to see if I gained clarity after the Ether.js tutorial that I followed recently. The outcome was good. I felt more confident in figuring out how to exploit the contracts.
Last week I spent time with experienced developers and learned from them. I also noticed that becoming a developer is still a long way ahead.
I go back and forth often with the idea that I could be following the wrong star, that I might not accomplish the duty. To prevent my nights from anxiety, I recall the many inspiring stories I read and heard about people changing careers in their 30s or having a new start in relevant situations. I also do 30 minutes of daily prayer; it helps me remember that I’m not doing this alone and that I have such an all-powerful Father watching for me.
Jul 25> 2 hours
- Video call to go on with the Solidity bootcamp final project feedback.
- Held the first onboarding call with the Peace team.
- Updated my LinkedIn profile
Jul 26> 3 hours
- Read about Recur NFT experiences and passes.
- Updated CV and Linktree card.
Jul 27> 3 hours
- Read and understand the smart contract code for the freemium version of Peace.
- Applied for the Devcon Scholars program.
Jul 28> 5 hours
- I held the second onboarding call with the Peace team and met two more guys from the group.
- Applied for the 30 Days of Web3 program by the Women Build Web 3 collective.
- Wrote my first contract for the Peace project.
Jul 29> 4 hours
- Practiced JS following along the Scrimba course.
Jul 30> 5 hours
- Read Function Selectors and how to Call other Contracts on Medium.
- Read about ABI Specification and Function Selectors.
- Investigated and tried different solutions for the Level 6 Ethernaut challenge.
- Studied fallback functions on Solidity by Example.
- Read about receive function.
- Read about Forcibly Sending Ether to a Contract.
- I solved the Force — level 7 Ethernaut challenge again.
Jul 31> 3 hours
- Explored and tried different solutions for the Vault— level 8 Ethernaut challenge.
- Study about Reading the Ethereum Storage.
- Read Medium article Solidity Storage Variables with Ethers.js
- Checked on differences between Ether.js and Web3.js
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