1. Write the contract in Sublime Text Editor. Make sure you have installed the Ethereum packages for Sublime.
  2. Copy the contract code into RemixIDE and work through the errors.  Once compiled, you should see the bytecode when you click on ‘details’.
  3. Install geth if you haven’t already. The only issue I encountered (on Windows) was the env. path did not get set correctly.   Manually set the geth path variable to c:\program files\geth
  4. Launch a local geth development node as follows (in a cmd prompt)     geth –dev –mine   . This will launch a node listening on IPC
  5. launch another cmd prompt  and type   geth attach ipc:\\.\pipe\geth.ipc  .  This launches the interactive JS console.
  6. Copy and paste the bytecode from the REmix output to this cmd prompt window (the interactive JS console).

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