Programming

  So how can you code a flash loan with a few easy steps? And how can you interact with Aave’s smart contracts? You’ll find answers to these questions in this tutorial.  What are Flash Loans?  A flash loan is a feature that allows you to borrow any available amount of assets from a designated smart contract pool with no collateral. Flash loans are useful building blocks in DeFi as they can be used for things like arbitrage, swapping collateral and self-liquidation. Flash loans, although initially introduced by the Marble protocol, were popularised by Aave and Dydx.  So, what’s the catch?  A flash loan has to be borrowed and repaid within the same blockchain transaction.  If you’d like to learn more about flash loans check out our article on flash loans  here .  Before we start  This guide requires a basic understanding of Solidity smart contracts and how to use Remix. You can find Remix documentation  here .  It also requires having your Metamask wallet installed and switched to the Ko

When I first started gaming, I definitely took for granted what all went into creating them. I simply thought people got together in a secret room, made graphics, and put them together. Little did I know that even some of the simplest animation and games be Herculean tasks for developers. Much more goes into a game than just graphics and story.  Do you need a game engine to make a game? You don’t necessarily. You can also make a game by way of coding. But where’s the fun in that? The  game engine  is the foundation for how things will react and respond in the game, so having the right one for your idea is crucial. You have great options like  Unity  and even the  Unreal engine , but what if you wanted to make your own? Is it even possible? I am here to say that yes: it absolutely is. Now, this isn’t the same as having a great idea for a project and just rolling with it. No, no, no, my friend. This is an investment in which you will most likely end up pouring hundreds if not thousands o