Is anyone here a solidity/blockchain developer

[Anonymous No.23803723]

Zoomer here, want to be one. Tips?

[Anonymous No.23804456]

>>23803723
yup. got any questions in particular?

[Anonymous No.23804580]

>>23804456
Is it similar to programming in C?

[Anonymous No.23804927]

>>23804456
steal bitcoins

[Anonymous No.23804968]

>>23804456
tips on getting hired?

[Anonymous No.23804997]

Get good at compsci first then it's just like JS/Swift with different APIs. You think they made it difficult with nimrods like us creating their dApps?

[Anonymous No.23805410]

>>23803723
The hardest part is learning to think about designing for a distributed system. Noone is going to hire you until you can prove you know what you are doing.

[Anonymous No.23805494]

>>23804580
don't have much experience with c. it's closer to python/js imo
>>23804968
depends what you wanna do, front end or backend. if you want to do frontend, your best bet would be to start building websites/working with js frameworks like react or even vue. if you want to do backend, there are a couple ways. you can start by building a couple simple contracts (i did 'save your own phrase on the blockchain'), and post it to your github. do a couple of these and work your way into harder concepts. people like to see trackable progress, shows you're actually interested/dedicated. you can also try and add on some open source dapps, although that requires more experience/knowledge for the most part
the main thing i'd say is to show that you're dedicated. research the market, learn a bunch of coins, interact with some defi projects and learn about yield farming mechanics, learn about different chains, the trilema, and so on. passion sells in this space, because things change very quickly

[Anonymous No.23805789]

>>23805494
I’m a front end web dev, want to work together on a token?

[Anonymous No.23805811]

>>23805494
>>23803723

not op, but im currently studying computing in blockchain.
havent gotten to the nitty gritty yet, mainly web dev and Java etc atm.

any recommended reading before I get into blockchain stuff? I see you recommended making contracts, any tips on where to start? would like to attempt a few projects.

thanks btw

[Anonymous No.23805910]

>>23805789
How much experience do you have?
Any projects your comfortable sharing?

[Anonymous No.23806091]

>>23805789
sorry, not too interested with developing onchain stuff rn. if you ever have a great idea feel free to start a thread though, i check biz relatively often
>>23805811
here's my favorite blockchain book: github.com/ethereumbook/ethereumbook

it gets into a bunch of nitty gritty eth stuff, from the basics to the heavier shit. its free as well so always worth a look.
in terms of contract stuff, i remember using loom networks tutorial back in the day, let me see if i can find a link there. in terms of simple projects to start, i'd say do some brainstorming when you've learned the basic solidity concepts. what would be interesting applications of blockchain only using simple variables? something like a time capsule verified onchain? maybe taking a token template and making it deflationary? these should be relatively simple, and give you some thinking room as to other things that can be done. explore blockchain as a concept - what's it actually useful for?

finally i'd say to do some research in the market. what's the cool new shit? defi? nfts? find some really simple examples of that, and create your own. i used to be really interested in autonomous tokens, 0xbtc, ampl, met, shit that you code once and live forever on chain without a developer.

i jumped around a bunch of topics so let me know if any clarification would help

[Anonymous No.23806103]

>>23804580
No negative numbers :)

[Anonymous No.23806133]

>>23805811
here's the loom link: https://cryptozombies.io

[Anonymous No.23806155]

>>23806133
yea i did that and I read mastering ethereum

[Anonymous No.23806235]

>>23806155
that's basically as much experience as i had before applying to my first job. stress how interested you are in the space, not necessarily cost wise but code/ideals wise. i had previous experience at a different startup doing AI/machine learning in python, but they were more interested to see that i followed through on learning blockchain as a concept. honestly, most of the people i came across hiring are 2010 oldfags who want to teach the next generation how to code. obviously might not be the case everywhere

[Anonymous No.23806699]

>>23806091

based anon
thanks, I appreciate your reply dude

[Anonymous No.23806958]

>>23806699
no worries, best of luck anon, we're all make it

[Anonymous No.23806973]

>>23806958
gonna*

[Anonymous No.23807012]

>>23803723
Just build shitcoins on Fuse when the time comes. Don't waste your precious brainpower.

[Anonymous No.23807555]

>>23806091
0xBTC is a scam though, don't promote scams here. Advice disregarded.

[Anonymous No.23807616]

>>23803723
PenguinParty.eth is an opensource movement that can teach you solidity dev and frontend work, just join up to their discord: pkmBgQr

The Penguin Party is about to move to expand their governance power to Compound.finance and issue a wrapped-delegated COMP token as well as a wrapped-delegated Uni [where they already control over $500k in voting power].

This Penguin Party Fish token seems SUPER fucking bullish, bizanons, are you going to miss this train? They have their own channel in official uniswap discord and their own interface for uniswap:
https://penguinswap.eth.link/

https://info.uniswap.org/token/0x30bcd71b8d21fe830e493b30e90befba29de9114

I'm so fucking bullish on fish bizanons..