Discover and read the best of Twitter Threads about #21daysoflearnandshare
Most recents (9)
Day-5(#R2D5)
Focusing on JavaScript alone can change your life.
JavaScript lets you become a:
✅ Frontend Developer
✅ Backend Developer
✅ Blockchain/Web3 Developer
✅ Game Developer
✅ Embedded Systems Engineer
✅ Mobile App Developer
Resources🧵👇
Focusing on JavaScript alone can change your life.
JavaScript lets you become a:
✅ Frontend Developer
✅ Backend Developer
✅ Blockchain/Web3 Developer
✅ Game Developer
✅ Embedded Systems Engineer
✅ Mobile App Developer
Resources🧵👇
Yes, our main topic today is
"JAVASCRIPT"
This thread is part of the WEB3 developer roadmap.
bit.ly/WEB3-ROADMAP
#100DaysOfWeb3 #100DaysOfCode #web3 #developer #21DaysOfLearnandShare
"JAVASCRIPT"
This thread is part of the WEB3 developer roadmap.
bit.ly/WEB3-ROADMAP
#100DaysOfWeb3 #100DaysOfCode #web3 #developer #21DaysOfLearnandShare
As I told you already JS alone can change your life so I cannot restrict how many days you want to spend JS as part of the roadmap.
But If you decide to have strong building blocks in JS check:-
One of the best interactive courses I found by @scrimba
scrimba.com/learn/learnjav…
But If you decide to have strong building blocks in JS check:-
One of the best interactive courses I found by @scrimba
scrimba.com/learn/learnjav…
Day-4(#R2D4)
Today's here are the resources about:-
HTTP Caching, RPC Protocol, Browser’s developer tools
As part of the WEB3 developer roadmap.
bit.ly/WEB3-ROADMAP
🧵👇
#100DaysOfWeb3 #100DaysOfCode #web3 #developer #21DaysOfLearnandShare
1/
Today's here are the resources about:-
HTTP Caching, RPC Protocol, Browser’s developer tools
As part of the WEB3 developer roadmap.
bit.ly/WEB3-ROADMAP
🧵👇
#100DaysOfWeb3 #100DaysOfCode #web3 #developer #21DaysOfLearnandShare
1/
Caching :
As yesterday mentioned our browser tries to check the local cache first to resolve DNS.
Similarly, there are CDN services that provide complete websites from their cache using the HTTP protocol.
cloudflare.com/en-in/learning…
2/
As yesterday mentioned our browser tries to check the local cache first to resolve DNS.
Similarly, there are CDN services that provide complete websites from their cache using the HTTP protocol.
cloudflare.com/en-in/learning…
2/
RPC Protocol :
Normally our programs and processes run locally in our system, but there are some protocols that support execution in a remote system. Such as RPC protocol, which makes it easy for the peer-to-peer networks.
guru99.com/remote-procedu…
3/
Normally our programs and processes run locally in our system, but there are some protocols that support execution in a remote system. Such as RPC protocol, which makes it easy for the peer-to-peer networks.
guru99.com/remote-procedu…
3/
Well, today let us see some more very basic yet important that we use daily and don't notice what happens in the background.
How does a WEB BROWSER work?
What is DNS, HTTP protocol?
You can start directly from 9/ tweet if you don't need basic introduction stuff.
🧵👇
1/
How does a WEB BROWSER work?
What is DNS, HTTP protocol?
You can start directly from 9/ tweet if you don't need basic introduction stuff.
🧵👇
1/
Companies typically make free web-browsers with some financial interest in how you use their product.
With this, they are able to track your computing habits and make revenue by selling your data to third-party vendors
2/
With this, they are able to track your computing habits and make revenue by selling your data to third-party vendors
2/
Okay, what exactly is a web browser?
In short, it is the place where you interact with the web.
Remember: The words internet and web are not interchangeable, They are related but two different things
In short, it is the place where you interact with the web.
Remember: The words internet and web are not interchangeable, They are related but two different things
Let's talk about some basic "Networking Concepts"
This is part of the web3 developer roadmap
bit.ly/WEB3-ROADMAP
🧵👇
1/
#100DaysOfCode #100DaysOfWeb3 #21DaysOfLearnandShare #R2D2(total-Day23)
This is part of the web3 developer roadmap
bit.ly/WEB3-ROADMAP
🧵👇
1/
#100DaysOfCode #100DaysOfWeb3 #21DaysOfLearnandShare #R2D2(total-Day23)
Networking is the word we use when we talk about connecting computers together so that they can share data with each other.
Local networks range from simple networks consisting of two computers to networks connecting hundreds of thousands of devices
2/
Local networks range from simple networks consisting of two computers to networks connecting hundreds of thousands of devices
2/
Who owns the internet?
internet is not owned by any individual or group.
The internet is a worldwide collection of interconnected networks (network of networks), cooperating with each other to exchange information using common standards
3/
internet is not owned by any individual or group.
The internet is a worldwide collection of interconnected networks (network of networks), cooperating with each other to exchange information using common standards
3/
Welcome to the first thread on our roadmap
"LINUX and Bash commands"
Below we will discuss why Linux is important, what Open Source Software is, and the basic usage of the Linux terminal
let's dive in 🧵👇
#100daysofweb3 #100daysofcode #web3 #linux #21DaysOfLearnandShare
1/
"LINUX and Bash commands"
Below we will discuss why Linux is important, what Open Source Software is, and the basic usage of the Linux terminal
let's dive in 🧵👇
#100daysofweb3 #100daysofcode #web3 #linux #21DaysOfLearnandShare
1/
You might have interfaced with Linux many times before because so many devices run Linux.
Phones, TVs, Point-Of-Sale devices, Networking devices, Game consoles, In-flight entertainment systems as well as stock exchanges.
2/
Phones, TVs, Point-Of-Sale devices, Networking devices, Game consoles, In-flight entertainment systems as well as stock exchanges.
2/
You might have also heard about the recent buzzword "cloud", which is just a Linux system.
Your favorite applications on the internet like mail, productivity suites, watching entertainment every product run in the cloud on Linux based systems.
3/
Your favorite applications on the internet like mail, productivity suites, watching entertainment every product run in the cloud on Linux based systems.
3/
Have you recently heard the word "DeFi" or "Decentralized finance" and never know what is that or anything about it?
Well here i am, to help you understand the basic details of it in simple terms
So, Lets dive in "WTF is DeFi?"
👇🧵
1/
Well here i am, to help you understand the basic details of it in simple terms
So, Lets dive in "WTF is DeFi?"
👇🧵
1/
- In the previous "WTF is" thread about ETHEREUM part 1 i told that ethereum was created with the intention to decentralize everything.
- Smart Contracts help acheive decentralization of majority of things on blockchain.
Check this 👉bit.ly/WTFisSMARTCONT…
2/
- Smart Contracts help acheive decentralization of majority of things on blockchain.
Check this 👉bit.ly/WTFisSMARTCONT…
2/
- Financial system is one main thing that runs by centralized entities like governments and intermediaries like banks
- DeFi relies heavily on - Cryptography, Blockchain & Smart Contracts
- According to @defipulse today in DeFi Total Value Locked(TVL) is $92.36B 😱
3/
- DeFi relies heavily on - Cryptography, Blockchain & Smart Contracts
- According to @defipulse today in DeFi Total Value Locked(TVL) is $92.36B 😱
3/
Well in the last thread of "WTF is" about ETHEREUM we said it pioneered the concept of a blockchain smart contract platform.
But have you ever wondered what is this "SMART CONTRACTS" is and what it does?
Lets dive into this "WTF is SMART CONTRACTS?" thread and learn more
1/
But have you ever wondered what is this "SMART CONTRACTS" is and what it does?
Lets dive into this "WTF is SMART CONTRACTS?" thread and learn more
1/
In simple words Smart contracts are translations of an agreement, including terms and conditions into a computational code.
- The term "SMART CONTRACT" was coined by a well-known computer scientist, law scholar & cryptographer Nick Szabo( @NickSzabo4 ) in early 1990's.
2/
- The term "SMART CONTRACT" was coined by a well-known computer scientist, law scholar & cryptographer Nick Szabo( @NickSzabo4 ) in early 1990's.
2/
@NickSzabo4 - It is a piece of code that can be executed automatically in a deterministic way
- Usually stored and executed on the blockchain
- Smart contracts can store, send and receive crypto currency
- Even call other smart contracts
- Smart contracts once deployed are immutale
3/
- Usually stored and executed on the blockchain
- Smart contracts can store, send and receive crypto currency
- Even call other smart contracts
- Smart contracts once deployed are immutale
3/
Have you ever wondered "WTF is ETHEREUM" and why was it created?
Ether the native currecny of Ethereum blockchain is the second largest cryptocurrency in the market share after bitcoin.
I don't think i can complete about ethereum in one thread, Will do it in parts.
👇🧵
1/
Ether the native currecny of Ethereum blockchain is the second largest cryptocurrency in the market share after bitcoin.
I don't think i can complete about ethereum in one thread, Will do it in parts.
👇🧵
1/
In the previous "WTF is" threads i have explained about "Bitcoin" the first cryptocurrency ever created which inturn revolutionized the concept of underling technology "BLOCKCHAIN".
Have a look at that thread if you haven't till now at
👉bit.ly/WTFisBITCOIN
2/
Have a look at that thread if you haven't till now at
👉bit.ly/WTFisBITCOIN
2/
Bitcoin was created to decentralize the money(General currecny we use now like USD, EUR etc.,)
It was sucessful in what it meant to do.
As of 20-01-2022 bitcoin marketmap is around $813,888,437,267 with share of 40.2% in number one place according to @CoinMarketCap
3/
It was sucessful in what it meant to do.
As of 20-01-2022 bitcoin marketmap is around $813,888,437,267 with share of 40.2% in number one place according to @CoinMarketCap
3/
Another day, another WTF is thread
In the last three threads we have seen about WEB3, BLOCKCHAIN and CRYPTOCURRECNY.
Today let's see about the the very first decentralized cryptocurrency ever created which is Bitcoin.
"WTF is BITCOIN?"
1/
In the last three threads we have seen about WEB3, BLOCKCHAIN and CRYPTOCURRECNY.
Today let's see about the the very first decentralized cryptocurrency ever created which is Bitcoin.
"WTF is BITCOIN?"
1/
@Bitcoin was introduced to address the root problem with conventional currency and the trust that is required to make it work.
You can read this thread to understand how currency evolved over time 👉 bit.ly/WTFisCRYPTOCUR…
In General trust make systems brittle.
2/
You can read this thread to understand how currency evolved over time 👉 bit.ly/WTFisCRYPTOCUR…
In General trust make systems brittle.
2/
