Coding Tutorial Goes Wrong

./ .git/ artifacts/ cache/ contracts/ node_modules/ scripts/ test/ .gitignore hardhat.config.ts package.json webpack.config.js yarn.lock [No Name] [RO] Enter filename: tsconfig.json personal/jpegdegens/tsconfig.json "compilerOptions": { "resolveJsonModule": true, "esModuleInterop": true } relateurl@0.2.7 renderkid@3.0.0 resolve-cwd@3.0.0 resolve-from@5.0.0 schema-utils@3.1.1 serialize-javascript@6.0.0 shallow-clone@3.0.1 signal-exit@3.0.0 strip-final-newline@2.0.0 tapable@2.2.1 terser-webpack-plugin@5.3.0 terser@5.10.0 ts-loader@9.2.6 utila@0.4.0 watchpack@2.3.1 webpack-cli@4.9.1 webpack-merge@5.8.0 webpack-sources@3.2.2 webpack@5.65.0 wildcard@2.0.0 Done in 9.71s. jpegdegens git:(master) ✗ TOUR OF WEB3'S ETHEREUM. GETTING OUR FEET WET – YOUR FIRST CONTRACT yarn add -D webpack webpack-cli ts-loader html-webpack-plugin dotenv You will also need this, tsconfig.json Complete code import { ethers } from "ethers"; async function hasSigners(): Promise<boolean> { // @ts-ignore const metamask = window.ethereum;

A hooded presenter works at a laptop while a screen shows a coding terminal, a TypeScript configuration file, package installation output, and an Ethereum/Web3 tutorial page. The clip moves from editing and installing dependencies to a lesson titled “TOUR OF WEB3'S ETHEREUM” and then reveals more complete contract code. The joke is the chaotic, overly technical process of trying to get a first smart contract running, making it suitable as a reaction to frustrating programming or Web3 setup problems. Typing and computer-keyboard sounds accompany the screen changes, reinforcing the live-coding atmosphere and the escalating technical confusion.

• @gentoomemes / 698 2022-07-13