🛣️Web3 Roadmaps thread.

When you want to go somewhere, it is important to have a map or a navigator.

"What is the path to learning Web3?" is one of the most common questions I get every day.

A thread of valid Web3 Roadmaps.

My final thoughts at the end.

Resources - Web3 Roadmaps
Complete Web3.0 And Solidity Development Roadmap 2022 by @VittoStack

First Google Result. I am proud of you Vitto 🚀

vitto.cc/web3-and-solid…
Your Roadmap To Becoming A Web 3.0 Developer @oliverjumpertz

A roadmap from a true expert.

blog.oliverjumpertz.dev/your-roadmap-t…
Web 3.0: A Developer Roadmap, Guide, and Resources to Get Started @olanetsoft

A curated list of articles and videos by Idris!

blog.idrisolubisi.com/web-3-a-develo…
“Has Anyone Seen Web3?” — The Complete Roadmap and Resources to Become a Web3 Developer in 2022

betterprogramming.pub/has-anyone-see…
How To Get Into Crypto? 2022 Roadmap For A Web3 Developer @Web3DevDee

medium.com/theweb3stack/h…
Roadmap to become a web3 developer @Darshanshub

dev.to/darshancodes/r…
My conclusions:

Even if these people have slightly different views, the rules are always the same:
✅Learn the fundamentals
✅Get your hands dirty
✅Break the process and try to create a complete DApp

❌In general: don't just skip to shiny frameworks or you will feel lost.
I am on the challenge of posting one Web3 content every day. Day 61. Here you can see all the posts day by day.
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Feb 16
WalletConnect thread.

Today I have checked WalletConnect site and docs.

It's a protocol to communicate between Wallets (e.g. Metamask) and Apps (like OpenSea)

The current version is 1.0. There's a 2.0beta version.

A very interesting tool from a developer's point of view.

Table of Contents

- What is WalletConnect?
- The connection
- Integration
- Technical Specification
- How to get started
- Upcoming v2 Top Features
- Conclusion

What is WalletConnect?

It's a protocol for Wallets-Dapps communication.

It creates a connection between two apps or devices using a Bridge server to relay encrypted payloads.
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Feb 14
Client Diversity thread.

Having multiple clients is a feature of the Ethereum blockchain

It will become even more so after the merge!

But why bother developing several clients instead of just one?

Let's see.

Web3 threads. Client diversity
Table of Contents:

Introduction
Client types
Execution Clients
Execution clients stats
Consensus Clients
Consensus Clients stats
Why multiple Clients?
Why is client diversity important?
Bugs
Resilience to attacks
Proof-of-stake finality
Shared responsibility

Introduction

An Ethereum node runs on a client, but there is not a single type of client, there are many.

The clients are built using common specifications to ensure:
- same UX
- same functionality
- communication with other nodes

Now the distribution is not diverse enough.
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Feb 10
Ethereum Active projects on GitHub.

❌Many Ethereum projects on Github are outdated, archived, or deprecated.

✅A list of big active projects:
- go-ethereum
- web3.js
- ethereum-boilerplate
- ethereum-org-website
- ethereum/EIPs
- ethereumjs-monorepo
- ethers-io/ethers.js

github resources - ethereum active project on github
Go Ethereum

Official Golang implementation of the Ethereum protocol.

A very interesting one, of course especially for Go developers but not only for them.

@golang
github.com/ethereum/go-et…
Web3.js - Ethereum JavaScript API

Very important for frontend developers.

It's a JavaScript API that connects to the Generic JSON-RPC spec.

You need to run a local or remote Ethereum node to use this library.
#web3js
github.com/ChainSafe/web3…
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Feb 9
⬜Smart Contracts Open Source projects on GitHub:

- ConsenSys/smart-contract-best-practices (5k★)
- HashLips/solidity_smart_contracts (300★)
- openzeppelin-contracts (16k★)
- EthWorks/Waffle (700★)
- ethereum/solidity (15k★)
- Uniswap/v3-core (2k★)
- truffle (12k★)

GitHub Resources - Smart Contracts
Smart Contract Security Best Practices @ConsenSys

Interesting repository about smart contracts' best practices.

Very active and almost 1k forks

(Documentation also available in Vietnamese and Chinese)

github.com/ConsenSys/smar…
👄 Solidity Smart Contracts @de_botha

A list of smart contracts coded in solidity.

This repository is used for his YouTube Channel.

Repository 100% in solidity.

github.com/HashLips/solid…
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Feb 8
🧑‍🤝‍🧑Dao VS 🕴️Traditional Organization thread.

DAO: Decentralized autonomous organization.

Both DAOs and traditional organizations need an initial founder or group of founders.

But the way they are conceived and they work is totally different.

Let's see the differences.

web3 threads. DAO vs classi...
Table of Contents

- Foundation
- Hierarchy structure
- Contracts
- Voting for changing
- Changes
- Vote handling
- Service offer
- Activity Transparency
- Examples

Foundation

🧑‍🤝‍🧑DAO:
technically no paperwork is needed. Decisions are put into the blockchain and done with smart contracts.

🕴️Traditional:
Way more complicated! You need to submit a lot of papers, submit a lot of info. You need certificates, licenses, bank account (of course!).
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Feb 3
🎯Centralization VS 🌐Decentralization thread.

Do you remember NAPSTER?

If YES, sorry you are old my friend.

It was a centralized system for distributing pirated music.
Turned off the server, it stopped working.

Let's see PRO/CONS of centralized VS decentralized systems

Table of Contents:

Network
Performance
Conflicting Data
Points of Failure
Coordination
Censorship
Participation

Network

🎯Centralized
- All participants are connected to the central authority.
- Info propagates quickly.
- The central authority handles propagation.

🌐Decentralized
- Participants may be many edges away from each other.
- Information broadcasts may take a long time
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