Once you've conquered the introduction, it's time to practice

_{Upbit operator Doo Namu Blockchain Research Institute Lamda256 Co., Ltd.}

Everyone can learn the essentials easily

_{An example of a direct reading of the core code}

• I don't explain it in a complicated way
• I will explain it with an example that anyone can understand

It is a curriculum where you can easily understand only the core code of the blockchain without deep knowledge of programming. I'll explain it with an example so that anyone can understand it without prior knowledge.

You will explore and understand the code yourself, create your own NFT in both the Ethereum and Looniverse environments, and understand the structure of the NFT bridge using it. Learn naturally, from theory to practice.

1 ️ Properly understanding blockchain services

Understand blockchain services properly and analyze related cases occurring in the business.

2 ️ Learn about blockchain development environments

You will learn about the environment in which blockchain development takes place, what is a typical development environment, and what is mainly used in business.

3 ️ Direct reading of the main codes for each token type

Let's read the main code directly for each token type. Even if you don't have coding knowledge, you can learn directly and understand it easily. Also, let's understand the core syntax of the ERC20, 721, and 1155 standards.

4 ️ NFT AND NFT BRIDGE

Let's try minting an NFT directly on Ethereum and check it out on OpenSea. This time, we'll compare the two cases by issuing and verifying NFTs with Looniverse.

5 ️ Understanding cross-chain NFT bridges

Learn the cross-chain bridge structure, understand the structure of Loonibus' cross-chain NFT bridge, and examine how to implement a bridge service using NFT

Blockchain is easy, it is a classic chain

Hello, I'm a classic chain developer who is currently working as a blockchain developer at Lambda 256, an Upbit blockchain research institute, and is also active as a YouTuber and lecturer. I was a college student intern in the marketing department from the Department of Business Administration who entered blockchain at an IT company in 2018.

When I first learned about blockchain, I didn't have enough learning materials, and there were many situations where people around me questioned my skills because I was a liberal arts student who had never done coding. I have experienced many difficulties while studying on my own to fill my lack of knowledge and skills.

Currently, I am currently explaining blockchain in special lectures at various university graduate schools, including the long-term program of the National Education Developer Training Course, and I don't want all of you to experience the difficulties I have experienced I always do my best to explain at the beginner's eye level.

I recommend it to people like this

• Job-ready students interested in the blockchain industry
• Those who want to learn everything from core code to NFT issuance
• Investors who want to properly understand blockchain services
• IT planners, marketers, and developers who want to know about blockchain