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@@businesstech2629 I believe they are referring to understanding how the blockchain operates itself on a surface level. This could mean understanding blockchain key terms such as how smart contracts work in theory, how the blockchain is decenteralized, proof of work vs proof of stake etc. This research does not require any technical work so it can be done simultaneously while learning how to code separately.
Wow I ran across this video on the cusp of starting my own channel documenting going from little web dev experience to all the way to developing web3 and virtual reality. I'm so glad I came across this! I will be watching your channel to help steer me in the right direction. Thank you!
thanks so much man. Just stepping in web & web3 development. My goal is to be able to fully understand how to leverage Web3 for applications and how to build them. Maybe not myself but at least to be able to manage teams in the nitty gritty details. You're a god for putting this info together, good day!
Salut Julien, Super ta video merci ! J'apprends actuellement JS nodeJS depuis quelques mois et d'ici 2 semaines je vais me mettre à React. Le but étant ensuit de me tourner vers le web 3 (solidity plus précisément), et le développement autout des NFTS. J'aimerais savoir combien d'heure de cours il y a dans ton programme 6 figure blockchain developer ? Merci beaucoup
Strange because other TH-camrs like Dapp University say that you don’t need to know web2 to start learning web3. Who is right? All I want to learn is Solidity and smart contract development as the financier of the project not the main developer of my app. So where do you recommend that I start?
Partially true. You don't necessarily have to know web2...but the learning curve will be higher if you jump from 0 coding knowledge to web3 development. Julien is saying IF you know web2, it will be a lot easier for you to learn web3 because Solidity, for example, is statically typed and operates similar to Javascript. That is what he means. Both DappU and Julien are correct but the learning curve will be much shorter if you venture into web3 with prior knowledge of web2.
^^ I couldn’t agree more. I am a self taught dev and I started learning solidity as my first programming language and it was a steep learning curve, but it is certainly do able. I recommend that if you are someone who is eager to learn about blockchain development but have no prior coding experience I’d say start with solidity like I did.
I think JavaScript plays an important role in web3 development asynchronous JavaScript and all is a must to learn especially...I have completed my solidity course with no coding experience but I must say I need to learn full stack web development first in order to fully understand web3
For complete beginners, I have heard people recommend learning Python first because they state it is one of the easiest programming languages to learn. Would you recommend HTML and CSS before Python or Javascript?
I am a self taught web3 dev and I would say learn JS first. It’s by far the most versatile language. You are gonna use it for a lot of things: writing tests and scripts that interact with your contracts and building a client side app that talks to them.
@@Александрраз-н8ф cs50 is an amazing course because with low lvl language like C you learn what is actually going on ''under the hood'' (what is going on with the memory, how ram and cpu work together), and that is what, in my opinion, every good programmer has to know. After that you shound take JS course, and for me the best course on the internet is Jonas Schmedtmann course on udemy...after that learn basics about cryptography and in the end learn everything about blockchain and solidity
I want to learn blockchain but iam confuse what should I learn first web development / blockchain..some blockchain developers said that without web development we can learn blockchain first
I have been studying a lot but I have reached a bit of a roadblock. I am learning from square one and am getting a good feel for the solidity language. But I can't find a good source that breaks down the A-Z of how to created a token with taxes and other custom features. I understand how to clone a contract and deploy it, but I really want to understand each part of the contract and how it works so I can create my own unique tokenomics.
@@tusharsolanki8564 Lol it's not something you can just "tell" someone. I have been studying this a lot and have a great foundation. I just need help piecing some of it together. Once I figure it out I cannot simply tell you.
@@Glow0110 hey bro i am telling you something about my self i am also learning solidity i also no how to clone smart contract and how to deploy have some issues with integration but i figuring out me and your problem looks same btw mention your socialaccount id so we can connect carefully so utube don't delete commentt?
You likely won't find any A-Z instructions for custom token behavior, as this is an intermediate-advanced skill that requires understanding Solidity well enough to modify the token contracts themselves without introducing serious vulnerabilities. There are many ways you can skim taxes off of transactions, some are more gas efficient than others, and some methods are far more "exotic" than others. It depends on which EVM network you are using and how badly you need to control gas costs. However, it will always involve modifying the core code of the token contracts, which you need to be careful with. My advice is to inherit from a token contract and override the transfer function so it calculates and sends a percentage of the transferred tokens to the tax-recipient address first, then transfers the remaining amount to the intended recipient. This design would involve two transfer calls and would inherently cost more, but you can repeat this design to create a multi-recipient payment system as well. I'm very fascinated by exotic behaviors in tokens, as this is where the rubber meets the road and you no longer have the same level of help that you are used to. When you go down this road you are on your own, and it is up to you to engineer the solution you are seeking, but you should look at other similar projects' code to get inspiration. One OpenZeppelin contract to take a look at is called PaymentSplitter. Although it operates on native ETH, you can modify it to work on ERC20 tokens too. The way it calculates each recipient's balance is very gas-efficient, but looks really weird and is hard to understand at first, but it was designed for Ethereum L1. Start there, and you might get some ideas for how to approach your design goals :)
Dapp University says it isn’t necessary to learn other languages first. He says start with solidity and learn the rest as the need arises. Why do you think it’s necessary? I’m conflicted. I already started solidity and don’t want to be confused with something I’m not interested in
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Thanks for explanation, I want to be a blockchain developer so I recently started to learn first web development.
awesome, this is the beginning of your journey in web3
but some professionals blockchain developers said that without web development we can learn first blockchain...iam confuse what can I learn first
@@businesstech2629 I believe they are referring to understanding how the blockchain operates itself on a surface level. This could mean understanding blockchain key terms such as how smart contracts work in theory, how the blockchain is decenteralized, proof of work vs proof of stake etc. This research does not require any technical work so it can be done simultaneously while learning how to code separately.
Me too learning web development 😊...can you share how to learn how to start..and whatever skills are needed to learn if possible? Thanks
I've never gone to any school or taken any course at all and am youtube educated. Gainfully employed as a dedicated web developer for 5years now
I’m a web developer who’s shifting into blockchain, this was really helpful ! Thank you so much 🙏
Glad it was helpful!
tips on where i can learn to become a web developer?
Great overview of Blockchain Dev, look forward to future content from u!!
Can i just using remix ide to test and deploy my smart contract into the blockchain without other frameworks such as truffle or hardhat?
That was an excellent overview and I'll definitely be signing up for your courses. Very well done!
Awesme, welcome on board Patrick!
Finally a realistic roadmap.Thanks a lot.
Glad you like it!
Wow I ran across this video on the cusp of starting my own channel documenting going from little web dev experience to all the way to developing web3 and virtual reality. I'm so glad I came across this! I will be watching your channel to help steer me in the right direction. Thank you!
This could be a life changing video for someone passionate about this stuff .. very well delivered ..
thanks
Best Content for becoming a Web3 Developer.
thanks!
thanks so much man. Just stepping in web & web3 development. My goal is to be able to fully understand how to leverage Web3 for applications and how to build them. Maybe not myself but at least to be able to manage teams in the nitty gritty details. You're a god for putting this info together, good day!
Hey would you be interested in sharing resources and this journey together
I can drop you my disc if u want
@@martiict350 please do
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I really like the way you presented this information so I took 5 pages of notes - thanks :)
My God i have to learn all this. Thank you for the detailed explanation
All you need to learn is solidity that’s it. You’re welcome and good luck
It's a bit more complex than this
Salut Julien,
Super ta video merci !
J'apprends actuellement JS nodeJS depuis quelques mois et d'ici 2 semaines je vais me mettre à React. Le but étant ensuit de me tourner vers le web 3 (solidity plus précisément), et le développement autout des NFTS.
J'aimerais savoir combien d'heure de cours il y a dans ton programme 6 figure blockchain developer ?
Merci beaucoup
I got value from this video. Thank you.
Thanks for the education.
thanks
How can a finance professional get into blockchain or web3 for a better career? Any course recommendation?
Hi,I really appreciate your tutorial.
As a newbie, Should I start from web2 or web3?.
Web2
Just started this ❤️❤️
Are you taking his course or self studying?
Thank you for the information on Blockshin development
I'm sold! You planning to run a discount campaign for early sign-ups?
This video cleared every single doubt i had 👍👍👍
Great thank u شكرا
Excellent explanation from a true pioneer of Web3
Many thanks!
Great job! This is the tightest explanation and overview I've come across.
Wow, thanks!
I want to build a trading bot. Where do I start
Great advice on how to become a Web3 developer
Thank you for this excellent video.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you! Very informative!
Glad it was helpful!
interesting topic and very clear explanation, thank you!
You are welcome!
Is Mastering Ethereum okay to order instead of Mastering Bitcoin?
Thanks. That was great and very clear!
Glad it was helpful!
Please make a roadmap video for core developement
good idea
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amazing ~! Thanks
Our pleasure!
thank you for the video
You're welcome
Strange because other TH-camrs like Dapp University say that you don’t need to know web2 to start learning web3. Who is right? All I want to learn is Solidity and smart contract development as the financier of the project not the main developer of my app. So where do you recommend that I start?
Partially true. You don't necessarily have to know web2...but the learning curve will be higher if you jump from 0 coding knowledge to web3 development. Julien is saying IF you know web2, it will be a lot easier for you to learn web3 because Solidity, for example, is statically typed and operates similar to Javascript.
That is what he means. Both DappU and Julien are correct but the learning curve will be much shorter if you venture into web3 with prior knowledge of web2.
^^ I couldn’t agree more. I am a self taught dev and I started learning solidity as my first programming language and it was a steep learning curve, but it is certainly do able. I recommend that if you are someone who is eager to learn about blockchain development but have no prior coding experience I’d say start with solidity like I did.
I hope that answered your question!
@@ethancemer8679 i start with cs50 harvard course, then I want to learn JS, SQL, CSS and only then solidity. I think i need some basics first.
It’s just easier if you know it you can still learn it fresh it’s just going to take longer that’s it
Super good this video!!
Thank you!!
I think JavaScript plays an important role in web3 development asynchronous JavaScript and all is a must to learn especially...I have completed my solidity course with no coding experience but I must say I need to learn full stack web development first in order to fully understand web3
Great Video, Thanks
Glad you liked it!
OGs know that this is a remake video for this year 🤙🏻
haha, I updated with latest info though
Thank you 💯
11:57 Do Web3 employers like ETH Brownie too?
Informative 🎊
Glad it was helpful!
For complete beginners, I have heard people recommend learning Python first because they state it is one of the easiest programming languages to learn. Would you recommend HTML and CSS before Python or Javascript?
I am a self taught web3 dev and I would say learn JS first. It’s by far the most versatile language. You are gonna use it for a lot of things: writing tests and scripts that interact with your contracts and building a client side app that talks to them.
@@ethancemer8679 I started with solidity early this month, and I plan to start learning JS next month. Not sure is a correct way?
@@ethancemer8679 how do you think do i need as a full beginner some basics like C. I am taking right now CS50 harvard course, then I wanna take JS
@@Александрраз-н8ф cs50 is an amazing course because with low lvl language like C you learn what is actually going on ''under the hood'' (what is going on with the memory, how ram and cpu work together), and that is what, in my opinion, every good programmer has to know.
After that you shound take JS course, and for me the best course on the internet is Jonas Schmedtmann course on udemy...after that learn basics about cryptography and in the end learn everything about blockchain and solidity
I want to learn blockchain but iam confuse what should I learn first web development / blockchain..some blockchain developers said that without web development we can learn blockchain first
Another great video!
Glad you enjoyed it!
I have been studying a lot but I have reached a bit of a roadblock. I am learning from square one and am getting a good feel for the solidity language. But I can't find a good source that breaks down the A-Z of how to created a token with taxes and other custom features. I understand how to clone a contract and deploy it, but I really want to understand each part of the contract and how it works so I can create my own unique tokenomics.
If you got to know then tell me too
@@tusharsolanki8564 Lol it's not something you can just "tell" someone. I have been studying this a lot and have a great foundation. I just need help piecing some of it together. Once I figure it out I cannot simply tell you.
@@Glow0110 hey bro i am telling you something about my self i am also learning solidity i also no how to clone smart contract and how to deploy have some issues with integration but i figuring out me and your problem looks same btw mention your socialaccount id so we can connect carefully so utube don't delete commentt?
@@Glow0110 you will know that i m too
You likely won't find any A-Z instructions for custom token behavior, as this is an intermediate-advanced skill that requires understanding Solidity well enough to modify the token contracts themselves without introducing serious vulnerabilities. There are many ways you can skim taxes off of transactions, some are more gas efficient than others, and some methods are far more "exotic" than others. It depends on which EVM network you are using and how badly you need to control gas costs. However, it will always involve modifying the core code of the token contracts, which you need to be careful with. My advice is to inherit from a token contract and override the transfer function so it calculates and sends a percentage of the transferred tokens to the tax-recipient address first, then transfers the remaining amount to the intended recipient. This design would involve two transfer calls and would inherently cost more, but you can repeat this design to create a multi-recipient payment system as well.
I'm very fascinated by exotic behaviors in tokens, as this is where the rubber meets the road and you no longer have the same level of help that you are used to. When you go down this road you are on your own, and it is up to you to engineer the solution you are seeking, but you should look at other similar projects' code to get inspiration.
One OpenZeppelin contract to take a look at is called PaymentSplitter. Although it operates on native ETH, you can modify it to work on ERC20 tokens too. The way it calculates each recipient's balance is very gas-efficient, but looks really weird and is hard to understand at first, but it was designed for Ethereum L1. Start there, and you might get some ideas for how to approach your design goals :)
Do you teach smart contract security (advanced level) ? Do you plan to teach it ?
We have courses on it, and it's in the bootcamp as well
Hey Julien, I started with python and django, do you think it's a very bad idea to develop in blockchain and web3?
no! Brownie is very powerful tool!
Thanks man
No problem
What is web3 junior dev salery
100k USD / year or more
Amazing 🤩 🎯
Thank you 🙌
do you use web3.php?
I don't use php
Awesome 😎
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Dapp University says it isn’t necessary to learn other languages first. He says start with solidity and learn the rest as the need arises. Why do you think it’s necessary? I’m conflicted. I already started solidity and don’t want to be confused with something I’m not interested in
Solidity is very different from other programming languages.
If you learn it first, it will give you wrong ideas about how programming languages work.
Will purchase ur course if you add subtitle on videos :D
202nd...Thanks
good job!
Gee, sounds easy.
haha. This is a process, but you can get there
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