surswaty
Web3 enthusiast, solidity developer, blockchain dev, Eth, EVM
Octaloop TechnologiesIslamabad, Pakistan
Pinned Repositories
Bank-Contract
A simple contract of the bank idea, which can hold user accounts, Deposit, withdraw Funds and show balance to the users, Also the owner can see the number of Account and the total funds in the bank. The owner will provide 50 Ethers to the contract to deploy.
decentralized-bank
A Dapp which is storing user value(ETH) in a smart contract and releases when user wants to withdraw.
FundSplitter-Contract
Ethereum contract to send one amount of ethers to two addresses equally.
LearningWeb3
Learnig web3.js by following the DappUniversity tutorial.
Number-to-Number-in-words
Additional assignments of class no 4 of quarter 2, JavaScript
pet-shop-react
Implemented the pet-shop template box of Truffle with some additional functionality using React and redux-toolkit.
RemittanceService
The Remittance service on Ethereum, Where users can send Remittance to their homes, But the scenario is, that in their homes there is no crypto wallet to send the Remittance to instead there will be agents involved between the sender and the receiver.
todo-app
Todo App created with react and redux-toolkit as the first assignment of PIAIC BCC Q4.
surswaty's Repositories
surswaty/Solidity-Assignment-1
The solidity program which enrolls student by getting Ether from students.
surswaty/Assignments-BCC001045-Solidity
Repository For Ethereum Smart Contracts
surswaty/JavaScript-Assignment-5
It
surswaty/JavaScript-Assignment-4
Solving assignment no 4 of JavaScript. PIAIC Blockchain Quarter 2 Blockchain
surswaty/Number-to-Number-in-words
Additional assignments of class no 4 of quarter 2, JavaScript
surswaty/test-project-2
Repo, to practice the process of updating remote repo with local repo. OR
surswaty/my-project-test
repo to practice remote Github.
surswaty/JavaScript-Assignment-3
Class assignment no 3 of JavaScript.
surswaty/Class-Assignment-no-2
Just uploading Class Assignment to Experience the the process, It's from the book A Smart Way To Learn JavaScript, Chapter 9-11 and Chapter 12-13, It is just for practice and to learn the Git and Github.