📄 I just published the next article in my Blockchain for Developers series! “What Is Web3? A Simple Explanation for Software Engineers” In this article, I explain what Web3 really means beyond the popular buzzwords. You’ll learn how Web3 changes the way we own things online, control our data, and build trust on the internet. Here’s what I cover 👇 - How the web evolved from Web 1.0 to Web 3.0 - The problem with centralized platforms - What makes Web3 different (ownership and decentralization) - Key building blocks like blockchains, wallets, and smart contracts - dApp architecture, frameworks Read here: https://lnkd.in/g5MnQswR #Web3 #Blockchain #Developers #SoftwareEngineering #LearningInPublic
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Web3 is not hype — it’s an infrastructure. ⚙️ A lot of people still see Web3 only through the lens of speculation — tokens, NFTs, and crypto noise. But that’s just the surface. The real Web3 is about ownership, interoperability, and user control — the foundations of a more open internet. It’s not about “getting rich quick.” It’s about building systems where users actually own their data, where applications can communicate without middlemen, and where trust comes from code, not corporations. When built right, Web3 isn’t a trend — it’s the next layer of the internet. One that shifts power from platforms to people. We’re still early. But infrastructure always starts quietly — and then, one day, it’s everywhere. 🌐
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