In the development world, Web3 might have one of the most rapid rates of change for developers. As a developer, keeping up with changes can be a challenge. I’ve written about how to learn new things by building and the risk of tutorial hell, but tutorials have their place.
I used to love learning about new technology and enjoyed keeping up with the latest trends. I thought everyone else was the same as me for a long time. The more people I’ve met throughout my life, the more I realize that most professions don’t have the same
As a beginner developer, I made lots of mistakes. However, one mistake that stands out is not experimenting enough. What do I mean by that? When I first started working, I would choose a particular stack or language to work with and dive into it. I’d view it as
Do you want to get started working in Web3? I have been in the space for a little over two years now. To work in this industry, you must be comfortable with change, constantly learn new things, and put your head down and focus. So, here’s the one piece
I’ve noticed that successful Web3 developers share common traits: * They are disciplined with their time * They know how to stay focused on one goal at a time * They have mentors and other influential people they can turn to for advice * They have mastered one (or multiple) valuable skills Yada
I’ve been interested in and growing as a creator for a while now. It started a decade ago when I was teaching 5th grade. In the past two years, I’ve made a ton of progress. I wanted to thank a few people who’ve greatly influenced me. It
When I was well into my career, my friend gave me an unforgettable piece of advice. I was starting to get interested in front-end web development, and had been spending hours on in the space trying to add to my skills. I started out as a *nix systems administrator and
There are a ton of books about programming. And I’ve read quite a few of them. But the best book on programming I’ve found is Grokking Algorithms by Aditya Y. Bhargava. What makes this book stand out? First, the illustrations are incredibly helpful. When it comes to understanding
I wouldn’t call myself an expert in App Development by any stretch of the imagination. However, I have spent years reading and learning about it. I have likely spent months, or possibly even years, working on side projects to solve various needs and ideas with simple programs. Here’s
I've thoroughly enjoyed my journey so far learning about Web3. Unfortunately, when I first got interested in the space, I had a hard time figuring out where to start. There are tons of resources out there and knowing which ones to use is a daunting challenge. So, if
Setting out on a journey to write more means I need to figure out what the heck I’m actually going to write about! The three main areas I’m currently focusing on are: Web 3 I’m currently interested in the real world applications of Web3. It’s not
I decided to start the new year off by joining Ship 30 for 30. I’ve found that learning and building in public, while daunting, is the fastest way to grow. Here are a few reasons why: 1. I’m starting to believe that writing is the core of any