Hacker News·4yMy first impressions of web3
Web3 aims to decentralize the internet in ways that web1 and web2 did not. The idea is that everyone on the internet would be both a publisher and consumer of content. But that is not what people want – they want to run their own servers. A protocol moves much more slowly than a platform.
ITNEXT·4y🔥 5 Reasons Why Web 3.0 will Fail?
Web 3.0 sounds like one more buzzword used to promote crypto scams or get a piece of hype. It is decentralized web applications where a network of people control their own slice of the internet. The idea looks quite romantic but is implementation realistic enough? Or it will remain only in the dreams of the crypto subculture and never become mainstream.
Hashnode·4yGetting Started with Ethereum and Solidity
Smart contracts are just like physical paper contracts except they don't need manual work to execute them. All the instructions are automated and these instructions get executed when certain conditions are met. Solidity is programming language which is needed to write smart contracts. We will be using Remix.io, a browser base compiler and code editor which will help us write and deploy our smart contracts on Ethereum.
Better Programming·4y“Has Anyone Seen Web3?” — The Complete Roadmap and Resources to Become a Web3 Developer in 2022
Web3 is built on peer-to-peer networks of computers that talk to each other without middlemen. The system itself is not a ‘ scam’ This is like calling the industrial revolution a scam because you don’t like Carnegie Steel. We are in the very early stages of development and there are bound to be many projects with flaws.
DZone·4yHow to Make an NFT in 15 Lines of Code
NFTs (also known as Non-Fungible Tokens) can be used to track attendance at an event, verify the authenticity of event tickets, or collect and redeem rewards earned at the event. NFTs resolve this problem by embedding an ID unique to the NFT (metadata) into the asset's token. After an NFT is created, it is registered on the blockchain.