Best of BlockchainNovember 2022

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    Blockchain for Beginners Tutorial – Learn to Code Smart Contracts with JavaScript and Solidity

    The first time I tried to learn blockchain development, I felt overwhelmed. This tutorial you're reading is what I wish I could send back in time to myself. This will give you a strong foundation in blockchain development and set you up for success in coding your own smart contracts.

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    Web inventor Tim Berners-Lee wants us to 'ignore' Web3: 'Web3 is not the web at all'

    Tim Berners-Lee wants us to "ignore" Web3: "Web3 is not the web at all," he says. He says people too often conflate Web3 with "Web 3.0," his own proposal for reshaping the internet. He has his own web decentralization project called Solid.

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    NFTs, explained by a software developer

    An NFT is a transaction recorded on a blockchain that attests to the ownership of a unique object, linked via metadata to resources, usually images or video. An essential function is tokenURI, which defines a URI for each of the tokens managed by the contract. To develop the smart contract code, you use a programming language called Solidity.

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    Creating a Minecraft Web3 Game – Take Ideas Into Production

    The main focus of Web3 is on the backend, the frontend will adopt most of what web 2. Players must acquire resources to build in the world and maintain health. Players can fight hostile mobs or cooperate with or compete against other players in the same world. The next section will discuss some particular ideas for a potential Minecraft Web3 clone.

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    Introduction to Blockchain

    Bitcoin is decentralized and trustless, meaning there is no trusted authority which controls updates. If any node could make updates to the database at any time, there would be conflicts, fake transactions, inconsistencies between different nodes’s copies of the database.

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    Web3 Python – Python Web3 Development Made Easy

    The accessibility originates from the Moralis Python SDK, allowing you to implement Web3 functionality into Python apps in two steps. The article begins with a quick Python introduction, where you gain an overview of the programming language. In the following section, we will look closer at what the language entails in a Web3 context!

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    Web3 JS Tutorial for Blockchain Developers - Moralis Web3

    JavaScript (JS) is an object-oriented programming language primarily used for web-based development. JS is often referred to as ‘the third layer of the web’ as the language can update CSS and HTML code. JS allows developers to add interactive elements to websites/applications.

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    The Ultimate Blockchain Tech Stack Guide - Moralis Web3

    We prefer to view the technology stack for blockchain development in five layers. We will take a closer look at each of the five layers to provide you with a clear explanation of each layer. Every full node (there are also other types) contains a complete copy of the current blockchains state. The overall distribution of the nodes in a specific blockchain network determines the level of the network’s decentralization tier.

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    Blockchain Technology Applications in the Real World

    The spending on blockchain is expected to increase to $15.9 billion by 2023, according to Statista. Technology is giving each industry a facelift from finance to supply chain and creating demand for blockchain professionals in this worldwide business overhaul.

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    A Gentle Introduction to Decentralized Storage

    Decentralized storage is a type of storage system that does not rely on a central server or authority. It is operated by a peer-to-peer network of user-operated nodes, each of which stores a copy of the data. This makes it much more resistant to censorship and attack than traditional storage systems.

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    Day 18 — Learn Ethereum Blockchain daily and Keep the Knowledge Awake :)

    Day 18 - Learn Ethereum Blockchain daily and Keep the Knowledge Awake. We will be going to cover different layer-1 blockchains. We are on day 18 of the “Learn Ethereum blockchain daily and keep the knowledge Awake’s series.

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    Learn Ethereum Blockchain daily and Keep the Knowledge Awake :) — Day 2

    The purpose of ETH is to allow for a market for computation. Ether (ETH) is the native cryptocurrency of Ethereum. ETC is used to power transactions and smart contracts on its network. In the next article, we will be going to learn about these topics.

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    Blockchain Software Developer Roadmap — ‘Individual Centric Approach’

    'Individual Centric Approach' Roadmap will help you decide whether to pursue career in blockchain or not. Gives you an estimated learning time period for your case.

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    How to Build a Web3 Multiplayer Game Using Unity Multiplayer - Moralis Web3

    Unity’s toolset for multiplayer game development and Moralis’ features. We’ll do a proper demo of our game to ensure you can use it as a concept of what you can build. Moralis addresses the core Web3 requirements mentioned above and makes Web3 games and dapps (decentralized applications) creation much simpler.