The Next Web·4yTim Berners-Lee: Screw Web3 — my decentralized web has no blockchain
Web inventor Tim Berners-Lee wants to rescue his creation from centralization. But does he align himself with Web3’s promise of salvation? At TNW Conference, the computer scientist gave a word-one answer: “Nope.”Berners- Lee wants to build it on a platform he calls Solid — but you can call it Web 3.0.
Coins Bench·4yBuilding a simple web3 social app with NextJs
In this tutorial, we’ll be building a simple web3 social app that uses Ethereum to store ‘tweets’ This tutorial will assume no prior web3 development knowledge — and will include creating a wallet and setting up your development environments. The features we will build are:Connecting Ethereum wallets to a website. Posting to a feed. Storing posts as NFTs so they can be transferred and sold. Purchasing posts using ETH.
LogRocket·4yNFTs as access tokens
In this article, we’ll compare traditional and in-app crypto subscription models. Then, we'll walk through a tutorial that will demonstrate how to create an ERC-1155 smart contract and build an in- app NFT subscription model. The tutorial uses the smart contract, JavaScript, Web3.js, and Moralis.
8th Light·4yEveryone Should Learn Ethereum
Ether is the most popular public programmable blockchain. It’s a programming environment that is public, permissionless, immutable, costly, and adversarial. High-level smart contract programming languages like Vyper and Solidity compile to EVM bytecode executed by nodes on the network.