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RE: (Part 19) Ethereum Solidity - ERC223 Mutability, Mutable Contract Implementation And Hacking Mutable Contracts(PT 19)
Thank you for your contribution @igormuba.
After analyzing your tutorial I suggest the following points:
- Pay attention to the punctuation in your text. The tutorial is very good, but with a well written text it still gets better.
- In my opinion your tutorial gets better without advertising your contribution. It also repeats at the beginning and at the end.
- Your curriculum already starts to be quite large and this is very good, however I think it would be better to put only the first link at the beginning of the tutorial and the last one. What do you think?
Good work on developing this tutorial. Keep it up!!!
We are waiting for more tutorials.
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Hi, thank you for all your suggestions on how can I improve.
I still have a bit of the roadmap for the classes to go. Specially on the regard of ERC223 mutability and decentralized organizations, I am on the path to teach how to make the ERC223 mutable and decentralized, so users can vote on the change proposals. I was thinking already on how can I make the curriculum shorter, maybe creating a new series about Ethereum token mutability, or keeping everything on the Ethereum Solidity series but pasting on the curriculum only the link to the last class, so, I would like to understand better your idea to shorten the curriculum
So, what do you mean by "put only the first link at the beginning of the tutorial and the last one. What do you think?", I imagine you mean to leave on the link to the first and last episode?
Thank you for your review, @portugalcoin! Keep up the good work!