🧑‍🚀 If you understand why decentralization is so important and powerful...

🧑‍💻 And you know how to write code and build basic web apps...

🌍 🛰 🌍 📡 🌎 📱 🌍 🎙 🌍 💳 🌎 🎮 🌏

🧙 Explore these 3 major steps to becoming a decentralized application developer: ✏️ The first step is learning how to write Solidity.

🧑‍🏫 The syntax is easy and you'll pick it up quickly...

🧪 Follow the 🏗 scaffold-eth repo to get a local environment up: github.com/scaffold-eth/s…

📺 This will help to visually interact with your smart contract "backend". 🤔

👷‍♂️ It was so much fun to pull out a 🧑‍🎤 punkwallet.io and use @WalletConnect to mint an NFT on an app I just yolo deployed live, here is the moment: @WalletConnect 👉 I went through this tutorial live: github.com/scaffold-eth/s…

🧪 We experimented with an ERC-721 and deployed a minting app!

🎖 So you’ve crushed the 🏗 scaffold-eth challenges.

🧙‍♂️ You understand how to build a simple NFT, a staking app, and a token vendor.

🚁 You’re ready for the rest of the mental model.

👩‍🎓 Web3 developer next steps… ⛑ After crushing the basics: github.com/scaffold-eth/s….

🔧 A quick jumping off point is building an “executor” smart contract that just .calls() anything the owner sends it.

🧑‍🏭 This will test your knowledge of calldata and you should go all the way to mainnet with it. 🚀

Grab 🏗scaffold-eth and learn how to iterate on YourContract.sol.

📚 Look through each concept from solidity-by-example.org (paste into your contract).

Then, take on the 🚩 challenges:
github.com/austintgriffit…

github.com/austintgriffit…

Then, you need to go on a “tour of duty”…

https://twitter.com/AlexMasmej/status/1412610693094776840

🔖 Learn about signed message:
github.com/austintgriffit…

👋 Use that off-chain as a “sign in with web3”:
github.com/austintgriffit…

📄 Use that on-chain with ecrecover() or OpenZeppelin's ECDSA lib to recover a signed message in Solidity.

🛰 Learn about "meta-transactions"...