Certified Ethereum Developer™
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Specialize in Ethereum development by building decentralized applications (dApps) and deploying smart contracts on the Ethereum network.
An Ethereum developer is one who has expertise in one of the best decentralized blockchain platforms available today, Ethereum. The developer is fully equipped with the skills required to excel in the world of blockchain networks, having varied knowledge of the basics and advanced concepts of Ethereum. Earning this certification will entitle you to become an Ethereum developer, which is an extremely in-demand skill in the international job market currently.
Learn about testing of smart contract and its tools
Learn how to create, compile and deploy smart contracts on the Ethereum platform
Learn to build projects like NFT marketplace and games based on NFT
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