Dynamic NFT Dapp with Chainlink Keeper and IPFS

Dynamic NFT Dapp with Chainlink Keeper and IPFS

Dynamic NFT Dapp with Chainlink Keeper and IPFS

Dynamic NFT Dapp with Chainlink Keeper and IPFS: App create a dynamic Ethereum NFT which changes its metadata depending on certain defined conditions, in this case a time lapse.

It uses Keeper service from Chainlink, IPFS, Hardhat, React, Goerli Faucet and Solidity programming language.

This projec is based on the Dinamic NFT master class by Camilo Molano during the Platzi’s 2022 Ethereum Developer Program de Plazi.

https://platzi.com/clases/3235-ethereum-dev-program/52575-08_220712_eth/

It belongs to my Development Portfolio.

What is Solidity?

Solidity is a high-level contract-oriented language.

Its syntax is like JavaScript and it’s specifically focused on the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM).

Solidity is statically typed and accepts, among other things, inheritances, libraries, and complex user-defined types.

What is Chainlink’s Automation

Chainlink’s Automation (previously named “Chainlink Keepers”) is a decentralized off-chain computing layer to automate smart contract functions and introduce new features to dApp.

Developers no longer must carry out processes manually, rely on centralized servers, or make changes to their protocol in order to automate on-chain functions when certain conditions are met. Instead, they can delegate that task to Chainlink Keepers.

Website link: https://chain.link/automation 

What is IPFS

IPFS or Interplanetary File System, is a decentralized file system that seeks to guarantee the security, privacy, and resistance to censorship of your data.

It is the mechanism used in Web3 and Blockchain to allow file persistence without having to use centralized services such as AWS S3 Buckets.

Github

The source code link is:

https://github.com/tomkat-cr/platziretoDNFT

Pokémon Factory Ethereum smart contract

Pokémon Factory Ethereum smart contract

Pokémon Factory Ethereum smart contract

Pokémon Factory: Ethereum smart contract to generate Pokemons, with their skills, types, and weaknesses. Developed using the Solidity language.

It was the first Smart Contract I deployed, as part of Platzi’s Ethereum Developer Program.

It is part of my Development Portfolio.

What is Solidity?

Solidity is a high-level contract-oriented language.

Its syntax is like JavaScript and it’s specifically focused on the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM).

Solidity is statically typed and accepts, among other things, inheritances, libraries, and complex user-defined types.

Trips: Mobile App with travel suggestions

Trips: Mobile App with travel suggestions

Trips: Mobile App with travel suggestions

Trips: Mobile App with travel suggestions, for iOS and Android, is an app made with Dart programming language, Flutter, API-Client y Jfrog Artifactory.

By using Flutter as a development framework, the source codes are automatically generated for Xcode (iOS) and Java (Android), which gives an App of excellent performance for each platform.

Mediabros WordPress Website

Mediabros WordPress Website

Mediabros WordPress Website

Mediabros Website using WordPress, WooCommerce, SEO, Content Marketing, WP security shielding, Child Theme with personalized programming for the management of Google, LinkedIn, and Facebook Tags.

History of the Mediabros brand name

In 1999, My brother Luis Ramirez, our good friend Christian Koch and I, started working on the Mediabros project, as a collective of software developers, doing programming and Web Design for living in Miami, FL.

In 2000, each took its own course. Since then, I oversaw the Web domain and made that name my brand.

In 2010 I took the brand to Panama, and I founded a company with the same name in 2011.

With Mediabros I did all the work that allowed me to stay there for 8 years.

My brother Luis always helped me with the design of the corporate image, the mutations of the Logo and taught me everything I know about WordPress and Web design.

Since 2019, Mediabros lives in Colombia and wherever he goes he will go with me. It’s a tribute to what my brother and I have always built together.