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Here's link of my deployed contract: https://ropsten.etherscan.io/tx/0xde3ffc9ee6fae07db8b82d53cdd4f07f645ecab5866a2fd20b4d2affde0676d8

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Truffle and testrpc are a must when developing smart contracts in solidity, also check out Jordan Leigh's video (around 26min mark) on building a React front-end with web3 to interact with a smart contract, I highly recommend his other videos too, hope this helps

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for this you should chek out the following development framework, called Truffle. They have a great documentation and lots of tutorials. https://github.com/trufflesuite/truffle Have fun.

PS: You will most likely have to redeploy the contract during th development, but for testing, I recommend getting the sandbox environment https://github.com/ethereumjs/testrpc

Have fun !

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  • Ok, so got that testrpc will help me to deploy contract on local testnet but after deployment, how can interact with with the contract using simple web view? – Vijesh Jun 21 '17 at 19:29
  • That's where Truffle comes into play. – Nikita Fuchs Jun 21 '17 at 19:39
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The key ingredient is the "ABI" (Application Binary Interface) and contract address. Any JS framework that interacts with Ethereum will ask for these two details to initialize their contract libraries.

In Remix, after publishing, in the right hand panel you'll see your contract interface appear. This will include a Copy address link, and a Contract Details reveal button, that will reveal copyable fields like "interface" (which is the ABI!)

Once you have the ABI and address, you can follow the instructions on your framework of choice, whether it's Web3, Truffle, EthJS, Embark, or something else.

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