Decentralized security
Software is predictable. Computers do exactly what you tell them to do. Every software problem ever encountered was because of
Under-engineered
Typically, with software, you only hear about projects that are over-engineered. Too many features. Code is too fancy. High level
It depends...
Should you build a dApp? It depends. What problem do you want to solve?
If you're just looking
Defining: noncustodial
If you listen to people talking about cryptocurrencies, the term "noncustodial" comes up fairly often. In legal circles,
To dApp or not to dApp
General purpose blockchains (Ethereum, Koinos, etc.) are are just big, decentralized computers. They support "Turing complete" programming languages,
On the pod: Learn Web3
Today on the podcast, an interview with Sneh Koul, co-founder of LearnWeb3 DAO.
In this episode, we discuss the challenges
Don't be shilly
If you believe something will happen, you should act accordingly. Whether the expected outcome is good or bad, there’s
Start with community
You can't build a community without a vision. You need a simple idea to rally the troops--that'
[BAB] Lesson 6: Resources to help you start building
So, now you know everything you need to do to be ready for mass adoption of your dApps:
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[BAB] Lesson 5: Why you shouldn't sacrifice decentralization
Blockchain apps are called dApps (decentralized apps). They're decentralized because no one owns/controls the smart contracts. Sure,