Gmgmgmgm!
Welcome to the newest episode of @IshaaqZiyan's Article series.
Although I mostly publish my articles on
#ICP and
#Dfinity here comes a new one.
As blockchain technology has taken thousands by storm (including both of us, which is why we are obviously here), still most of the people are here for the gains.
But If you are here for the Vision, which is to BUIDL
#PermissionlessMoney this guide is for you😍
Enough of the chitchat, let's get started.
Buckle up your seatbelts, as we take of to the moon🚀🌕
Here are some key tips for you to get started.
Understanding Blockchain Technology:
Start by grasping the fundamentals of blockchain technology.
start learning about distributed ledgers/systems, consensus algorithms, smart contracts, and the decentralized nature of blockchain networks.
Example:
Go search on how blockchain oracles like $LINK and #DeFi apps such as $UNI and $CAKE works.
Mastering Programming Languages
To become a blockchain developer, you need to be proficient in programming languages commonly used in blockchain development. Focus on languages such as:
Solidity: Essential for smart contract development.
JavaScript: Used for building decentralized applications (DApps) on various blockchain platforms, primarily used by projects like $MATIC
Go: Commonly used in blockchain projects like $AVAX
C++ : Used by OG 1st gen blockchains like $BTC and $XRP
Rust: Is the OG programming language used to develop blockchains such as $ICP $DOT and $EGLD
Move: The newest dude in the town, which was initially developed for the Diem project by facebook.
While, the project was abandoned initially, the core team split in to two, where Aptos Labs builds $APT and Mysten Labs builds $SUI
Study some Blockchain related Libraries
Web3.js is a prominent JavaScript library that enables interaction with the Ethereum network.
Learn how to use Web3.js to connect front-end applications to the blockchain, read and write data to smart contracts, and handle events.
In Addition, explore other blockchain libraries such as bitcoin.js, ethers.js, hardhat and other frameworks that can be used to simplify development tasks.
Start developing your own DApps:
DApps are decentralized applications that interact with blockchain networks. Gain knowledge of decentralized application development frameworks, such as Truffle and Hardhat, how to create front-end interfaces, integrate with smart contracts, and handle user interactions.
knowing to make simple applications such as a simple DAO, an NFT marketplace will add great value.
5.Security and Testing
Understand the importance of security in blockchain development. Explore best practices for writing secure smart contracts, preventing common vulnerabilities, and conducting thorough testing using tools like Truffle, Ganache, Hardhat or Remix.
Get some hands-on knowledge by trying to create simple attacks in a sandbox environment such as the DAO attack.
Stay updated on security audits and industry standards.
Blockchain Integration.
Learn how to integrate existing systems and applications with blockchain networks.
Understand concepts like off-chain data storage, oracles, and interoperability protocols.
Explore technologies like $ICP and $EGLD to enable seamless integration between different blockchains.
Continuous Learning:
Stay updated with the rapidly evolving blockchain industry.
Follow blockchain blogs, attend conferences, join online communities, and participate in blockchain-related projects.
BitcoinConference and ETHDenver are some great conferences out there ;)
Engage with other developers to share knowledge and learn from their experiences.
8.Building a Portfolio
To showcase your skills, develop a portfolio of blockchain projects you have worked on.
Highlight your contributions, showcase your smart contracts, and demonstrate your ability to develop functional DApps.
A strong portfolio will enhance your credibility when seeking blockchain development opportunities.
Optionally, you can contribute to the codebases directly by submitting pull request.
Here we come to the end of the rollercoaster🤩
Hope you guys enjoyed this short thread of mine, although blockchain development is an ocean which cannot be discussed via such a a small thread.
anyways, see you on the otherside as a blockchain developer!
until then, LFG🚀
#Binance #crypto2023