Conclusion

In this tutorial, we've walked you through the process of building and interacting with a decentralized Azle canister. We introduced you to key concepts related to the Internet Computer and canisters and then guided you through the steps to set up your project and construct a message web3 canister with basic CRUD functionality.

You learned how to deploy your canister using dfx deploy and how to interact with it both through the terminal and the Candid web interface. We explored how to execute various functions like addMessage, getMessages, updateMessage, and deleteMessage, and discussed the structure and usage of the commands required.

By working through this tutorial, you have gained hands-on experience with the Azle framework, one of the many tools available for building applications on the Internet Computer. This knowledge is a stepping stone for building more complex and robust decentralized applications (dApps) on this emerging platform.

As you continue to explore and experiment, remember that the Internet Computer and its associated technologies offer a wide array of possibilities. Whether you're interested in decentralized finance (DeFi) platforms, social media applications, decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs), or something else entirely, the tools and techniques you've learned here will serve as a valuable foundation.

Please note that this course is open source and is licensed under the MIT license. You can also contribute to improving the course content by making pull requests if you have suggestions for improvement. You can do this by visiting the course repository here. We welcome any contributions and improvements from the community.

For additional learning and connecting with like-minded individuals, consider visiting the following resources:

• Discord: Join the ICP community on Discord where we discuss various topics, troubleshoot, and collaborate. Follow the link to join the conversation. Particularly, you can find more focused discussion on Typescript in the specific channel here: Typescript Channel.
• Forum: The forum is a great place to ask questions, share your projects, and learn about what others are working on.
• The Azle Book: To deepen your understanding of the Azle framework, check out The Azle Book. It's a comprehensive guide that will take you beyond what we've covered in this tutorial.

These platforms are filled with enthusiastic individuals and helpful resources that can further facilitate your journey into the decentralized web. We look forward to seeing what you'll create!