Starknet Edu

Tutorial on how to use Starkli to declare, deploy and use a custom account contract we created on part II of the AA series.

Tutorial on how to create a custom Starknet account contract from scratch using modern Cairo and inspired by Open Zeppelin’s implementation

Review of the required public interface of a Starknet smart contract to be considered an account contract.

TL;DR; Starkli is a Starknet CLI similar to cairo-lang but written in Rust. It’s easier to install and to navigate, and has no dependencies…

TL;DR; The version 2 of the Cairo compiler brings changes to the Starknet syntax that makes the code more explicit and safer. The smart…

TL;DR; Protostar is a test runner for vanilla Cairo and for Starknet smart contracts that depends on Scarb for compilation and managing…

StarkNet is a Layer 2 Validity Rollup which operates “on top” of Ethereum Layer 1. At a conceptual level we can think of this as a…

This primer is intended to cover introductory concepts upon which Cairo and StarkNet are built. The topics covered in this primer have been…

TL;DR; To make a smart contract upgradable in preparation for Regenesis you’ll need to turn your constructor function into an initializer…

Stop using the deploy tx to deploy a smart contract to StarkNet and use instead Open Zeppelin’s Universal Deployer Contract (UDC)

TL;DR; To create a StarkNet dev environment that encapsulates project and global dependencies, you’ll need to have installed Docker…

TL;DR; Commands to create a StarkNet dev environment using only Python.

StarkNet might be a fairly new platform but you’ll be surprised by how many tools the community has built in such a short time to support…

The StarkNet community has created many great resources for setting up and running a node on a Raspberry Pi. We will attempt to tread only…

This tutorial is overkill for most Cairo/StarkNet developers. The hope is you can cherry-pick the details relevant for your personal…