Best of Web3 — August 2022

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   Moralis·4y

   How to Code a Blockchain App in 5 Steps

   The Web3 tech stack has come a long way in recent years, with Web3 authentication, on-chain events, account syncs, and the ultimate Web3 API. With Moralis’ Web3 Auth API and web3uikit, you can cover that in minutes. When non-authenticated users try to vote in our blockchain app, they receive a warning message.

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   Moralis·4y

   Introducing Moralis 2.0

   Moralis 2.0 is key to our overall goal of accelerating Web3 mass-adoption. To be as accessible as possible to developers looking to get into Web3, we have to be present across all platforms Web2 developers already use.

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   Hashnode·4y

   Transitioning Into Web3 As a Frontend, Backend, or Fullstack Developer

   A full-stack developer has the knowledge and abilities to work on a web application's front and backend. This includes HTML, CSS, Javascript, Reactjs, or Angular on the frontend (client) and coding with Javascript, Java, Go lang or C# on the backend (server side)

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   Product Hunt·4y

   Phyllo - The Universal API for Creator Data

   Phyllo is a universal API pipe that helps developers get access to creator-permissioned data across multiple platforms.

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