8 posts tagged with “Web3”
Wallet integration is the front door of any web3 application. Users connect their wallet, sign transactions, and interact with smart contracts — all through your frontend. Two libraries dominate: ethe...
Ethereum processes about 15 transactions per second. Visa handles 65,000. That gap is why Layer 2 solutions exist — they execute transactions off the main chain while inheriting its security guarantee...
A Decentralized Autonomous Organization (DAO) replaces traditional corporate governance with smart contracts. Token holders vote on proposals, and the code executes the outcome. No board of directors,...
Nonfungible tokens are unique digital assets on a blockchain. But "NFT" is an umbrella term — underneath, there are distinct standards with different capabilities. Understanding them is essential for...
Decentralized Finance — DeFi — replaces traditional financial intermediaries with smart contracts. No banks, no brokers, no business hours. Just code running on a blockchain, accessible to anyone with...
Smart contracts are selfexecuting programs that live on a blockchain. Once deployed, they can't be modified — every function call is a transaction, and every state change is permanent. That's both the...
Before I joined my current company, I had exactly zero production Solidity experience. I'd read the docs, deployed a toy contract on a testnet years ago, and that was it. Three months in, I've shipped...
Disclaimer: this is a reflection, not a complaint. A year and a half goes by faster than you'd think. When I joined, I was still fairly new to the kind of scale that a big tech company brings — hundre...