A Counter on an NCTL Network

This tutorial installs a simple counter contract on a local Casper network with NCTL. The contract is straightforward and simply maintains a counter variable. If you want to learn to send transactions to the Testnet, you can follow a similar tutorial. Once you are familiar with this process, the next step would be to write more practical smart contracts.

Here is how the tutorial is structured:

• Tutorial Overview - Introduction to the process and what will be covered
• Casper-Client Commands - A summary of all relevant commands and respective arguments
• Tutorial Walkthrough - Step-by-step tutorial instructions

Prerequisites

1. You have completed the Getting Started tutorial to set up your development environment, including tools like cmake (version 3.1.4+), cargo, and Rust.
2. You have completed the NCTL tutorial, which introduces you to the CLI tool to set up and control local Casper networks for development.
3. You have installed the Casper client to send transactions to the chain.