Advanced Solidity Yul and Assembly

What you'll learn
How to create Ethereum smart contracts in assembly
How to respect solidity's memory and function call conventions when using assembly
How smart contracts work on the bytecode level
How to create a smart contract entirely in Yul and assembly
Requirements
Experience with Solidity
Description
If you've wondered what solidity is doing behind the scenes, this is the course to take. Perhaps you've head of assembly in Ethereum smart contracts and heard it can be efficient but dangerous. After you finish this course, you will have a ground-up understanding of what exactly happens when a smart contract receives a function call, how it encodes that data, where exactly it stores it, and how it updates the blockchain state. Even if you don't write contracts in assembly, you will have a much better understanding of solidity's design choices and previously cryptic error messages will make perfect sense.
We will learn how solidity represents various data types, and how we can come up with more efficient representations ourselves depending on the application. We will learn the assumptions solidity makes about memory layout and how to avoid violating those assumptions when we use low level instructions. We will learn what happens behind the scenes when smart contracts make function calls to each other, and how to implement that protocol by hand. And of course, we will build smart contracts from scratch in assembly.
Nobody can claim to be an expert in solidity without mastering assembly (also known as Yul). So if mastery is your goal, take this class!
Note: This class is not for beginners. You should be very comfortable with solidity before taking this course.
Who this course is for
Advanced Solidity programmers looking to master the subject
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