This is probably the most popular one. You can find opportunities for a variety of roles here, can also subscribe to their daily/weekly emails for new web3 jobs.
I graduated from @LearnWeb3DAO 's Junior track a few days ago.
Learned a lot of new concepts and technologies such as IPFS, Graph, Ceramic etc.
Here is the best way to get the most out of these amazingly curated tracks (from my own experience)š§µ
1/5
Don't just copy-paste the code given in the tracks instead:
I. Understand what you are gonna build in that level.
II. Try to build it on your own, without looking at the solution.
III. Successful? Good, now you have confidence that you can build that thing on your own.
2/5
However, if you face difficulties while building:
I. Seach the errors on the internet, you will most likely find the solution.
II. Still not getting the answer? Ask in the "DEV HELP" channels of LW3 Discord.
Why the Metaverse will change the way we live and how it will make us extremely happy and sad at the same time.
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To understand this we first need to understand what we humans strive for?
We strive for the experiences. It's not the money that we work for but it's the experiences that we can buy with that money. For example a trip abroad or adventure sports.
A lot of people find Big O scary but one should know it to determine the efficiency of algorithms, so I wrote a thread explaining Big O notation š§µš
First of all, what is Big O?
It is the way of determining the performance of algorithms as the input grows bigger and bigger.
In other words, how much time and space the algorithm would take to execute as the input grows larger.
Why do we care?
Big O is needed so that we can optimize code so that it would deliver fast performance even when millions of people are using the application at the same time.
Also, it is very important to know about Big O in technical interviews.