Best of BlockchainDecember 2022

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    2023 Blockchain developer Roadmap

    More programmers are trying to learn blockchain and want to start their careers as blockchain developers. In this article, I have given a roadmap to developers about how to become a blockchain developer. Learn these technologies below are the front and backend technologies the need to learn in order to start your career as a Blockchain developer.

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    Essential Web3 Programming Languages for 2023

    Solidity Solidity is a Turing-complete, object-oriented, relatively high-level programming language for building EVM-compatible smart contracts. Rust Rust is a statically typed, multi-paradigm, low- level programming language emphasizing performance and security. Go Go is a Google-designed, open-source, compiled programming language.

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    Python and Web3 – A Web3 and Python Tutorial for Blockchain Development

    Web3 is one of today’s most well-established programming languages. With Moralis and the Python SDK, you can seamlessly integrate Web3 functionality into any Python application. This tutorial demonstrates how to create a Web3 Python application that allows users to sign in with MetaMask. The tutorial also illustrates the power of the Auth API.

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    KISS WEB 3.0

    KISS, an acronym for “Keep it simple, stupid!’ You can read more about KISS here KISS principle - Wikipedia KISS is a design principle noted by the U.S. Navy in 1960. In this article I will give you a guide on how you can start writing code in web3 without getting confused.

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    Ultimate Go: Advanced Engineering Episode 1

    Bill describes a blockchain as a single, append-only, transparent, publicly available and cryptographically auditable database. Blockchains operate using a peer to peer (p2p) network with no single node designated as the central authority. Bill begins to work through a familiar problem of creating reproducible, durable, and secure builds.

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    How to Call a Smart Contract Function from JavaScript

    Using the enterprise-grade EVM API from Moralis, developers can easily call a smart contract function from JavaScript. Using Moralis’ SDK and call the ”runContractFunction” endpoint, you can run any EVM ”read-only” contract function with a few lines of code.

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    How to Become a Blockchain Developer

    The best way to learn how to develop blockchain applications is to get your hands dirty and start building. You can start by working on small projects or contributing to open source projects. Join a community of blockchain developers. Joining these communities can help you stay up-to-date on the latest developments in the field.

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    The most stable tech industries for job seekers in 2023

    A lifestyle journalist and editor for over 10 years, Aoibhinn Mc Bride has written for titles in Dublin, London, New York and Dubai. Fintech’s future looks bright for 2023, thanks to the emergence of B2B fintech.

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    Ethereum Blockchain Transactions explained

    A key feature of Ethereum is the ability to send and receive transactions, which are the primary way that data and value are transferred on the network. Contract transactions are used to interact with smart contracts, while message transactions areused to transfer value between addresses. There are two main types of transactions in Ethereum: contract transactions and message transactions.

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    Avatar of hashnode_web3Hashnode Web3·3y

    What is Aptos?

    Meta, formerly known as Facebook, almost got into the blockchain game in 2019. After Mark Zuckerberg abandoned the project, its developers repurposed what was left and created their own blockchain: Aptos. This article explains what it is, how it works, and why a lot of people are concerned about the way it is structured.

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    Twitter is a mess, so former employees are creating Spill as an alternative

    Former Twitter employees Terrell and DeVaris Brown are creating Spill as an alternative social media platform. Spill will use blockchain technology to chart how posts go viral and compensate the creators behind them. They expect that the platform will launch in about six to eight weeks.

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    Why are there so many Web3 startups?

    In Q3, the sector that received the largest amount of VC dollars according to the ETI report was Web3 with nearly $900 million. That’s more than fintech, biotech, security, ecommerce, gaming, and dozens of other mainstream industries. The Web3 data equalizer all consumer products need data.