Ape Academy is a project-based learning platform for building in Web3 using Ape Framework. The platform consists of high-quality videos and in-depth articles on using Ape Framework for smart contract development.
Welcome to a long awaited tutorial about porting a brownie project to Ape Framework. The goal of this tutorial is to provide you with general rules and guidelines on how to port. Ape was intentionally made to be similar to Brownie so you can use Ape intuitively.
Learn how you can test connecting to multiple networks and providers, if you wanted to test on both Starknet and Ethereum at the same time.
Ape Core Developer Sabatoage Beats lays out how to utilize plugins using the Ape Console.
ERC4626 is an ERC20 extension that defines single-asset Vaults, one of the core building blocks of DeFi which can be used for things like lending markets, yield aggregators, and more
Ape Framework is a modular, dynamic, and easy-to-use set of Python tools that make building Web3 dApps easier. Now that you understand our framework's ecosystem let's customize a plugin. This tutorial will show you how to create a network plugin using Ape.
Welcome to the first part of our plugins development tutorial. In this video we will be going over the basics of the plugin architecture and the types of plugins that you can make.
In the tutorial, I am going to show you how to interact with your contract and see your very own nft on OpenSea!
