Verifying your smart contracts allows you to add trust and transparency to the information flow of the smart contract. It enables developers to take full advantage of the tooling that relies on the source code. It also helps contribute to the trustlessness of the entire ecosystem. In this guide, we

Foundry is an Ethereum development framework that allows developers to build projects and test smart contracts. Forge is a tool that ships with Foundry, enabling you to write tests in Solidity. Written in Rust by developers at Paradigm, Foundry is a blazing-fast alternative to Hardhat and other testing environments. In

In this guide, we will show how to add permissions to a smart contract to manage access control. We will use the thirdweb CLI to create an NFT smart contract, add the thirdweb permissions extension and then implement access control in our contract. Finally, we will deploy the contract and

In this guide, we'll show you how to create an upgradeable smart contract that allows you to modify its logic at a later time. We'll showcase this by: 1. Deploying an upgradeable smart contract with a bug in it 2. Fixing the bug in our original

In this guide, We'll show you how to build a blockchain game by customizing the ERC 1155 smart contract from thirdweb's contractKit. Before we get started below are some helpful resources where you can learn more about the tools and resources we're going to

In this guide, we'll show you how to create a clone of the MAYC collection drop where users from an original collection will be airdropped serums that can be used to mint a MAYC NFT. When the user claims the NFT, the serum will be burned! Before we