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Web3 alligned since 2020 || Posts are facts + my opinion

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If you begin learning to code today and remain consistent for at least 6 months, you'll become a highly capable startup developer capable of building a basic Web3 DeFi apps (both the frontend and backend)

Interestingly, You can start completely from scratch with no prior experience or skills in Computer Science.

My recommendation is you start with Python or Java as your foundational language.
These are beginner-friendly and will help you grasp core programming concepts much more easily.

Solidity is currently the most widely used language in Web3 development.
Majority of Web3 applications are EVM compatible. So, mastering Solidity opens doors to numerous opportunities in the space.

As mentioned, start with a more approachable language like Python or Java, then transition to Solidity once you're comfortable with the fundamentals.

For Python, I recommend a beginner course by Mosh Hamedani @programmingwithmosh
Video: https://t.co/pBKWvDThju

For Solidity, my top recommendation is a comprehensive course by Patrick Collins @PatrickAlphaC
Video:https://t.co/JTu35zpXyb

You can also join Cryptozombies online Academy for a better positioning 👉 https://t.co/d9wO9PDfxI

If you enjoy math, you'll likely excel as a developer.

If you've ever conducted academic research, handling everything yourself including the statistical analysis, you have the mindset to become a truly world-class developer.

Bottom line
You do not need a formal Computer Science degree or Software Engineering background to become a skilled coder. Consistency and practice is what matters.

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@0xidan 😁😁

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Good Morning Architects.

This morning, i am travelling somewhere for an outreach.

I will use the opportunity to introduce 2 of my friends (who are also attending the outreach from another base).
They are Cyber Security & Software Engineers respectively.

Not sure if they can code in Solidity but i'll give them detailed introduction to @Arc, and i believe they will want to join and build something that will generate good usage of the chain on mainnet.

Enjoy Your Day

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@0xemmyeth Fit for fiancial institutions adoption

[WEB3NODE @web3nodee]

Good Morning Architects.

This morning, i am travelling somewhere for an outreach.

I will use the opportunity to introduce 2 of my friends (who are also attending the outreach from another base).
They are Cyber Security & Software Engineers respectively.

Not sure if they can code in Solidity but i'll give them detailed introduction to @Arc, and i believe they will want to join and build something that will generate good usage of the chain on mainnet.

Enjoy Your Day

[WEB3NODE @web3nodee]

@cryptobroforeve 😂😂😂

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@Havertz3349 @arc Are you an Engineer?

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Thanks to everyone

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https://t.co/hDtqGKJgrD

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@bobbilee @circle @jerallaire Happy for him...his cardiovascular system is 99% fit.

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@samtexval @arc @bobbilee Congrats

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@bobbilee Yes Queen Bobbilee, It is more 2 months into Architects program but it is more 7 months since the start of Arc community. We are always here and will remain 🔥

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@temmmy612 @arc You nailed it

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Good Morning @Arc Architects.

Today, I would like us to look at what blockchain finality is, and how it works on Arc.

Finality on blockchains basically means a state at which a transaction becomes permanent and irreversible.

There are 3 types of finalities:
•Probabilistic finality
•Economic finality
•Deterministic finality

Probabilistic & Economic finalities are not 100% permanent and irreversible.

Only Deterministic finality is 100% permanent and irreversible.

@Arc's finality is Deterministic, meaning that transactions are 100% irreversible once confirmed.
This means:

✔️Confirmed transactions on ARC cannot be reogarnized and reversed.

✔️ if a signed transaction cannot be reversed, then there is NO associated risks to the confirmed transactions especially high-value transactions involving large funds.

✔️ It also means that there is NO risks of someone with high governance power to maliciously reverse finalized transaction blocks and cancel signed transactions which can happen with Probabilistic and Economic finalities.

Can you now explain Arc finality to your friends?

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@blessed_ra34585 Try it https://t.co/dYoIeRVhfp

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Good morning @Arc-chitects & the general DeFi enthusiasts.

Have you tried the new NATIVE USDC Bridge by @Circle?

✔️Risk prevention on your USDC asset.
You deal with native USDC minted directly by Circle, NOT wrapped version.

✔️Faster & Cheaper transfers

✔️No fragmentation of liquidity

USDC Bridge currently support 17 blockchain networks.

🔗 https://t.co/xgbrEzIcIN

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@web3_attorney @arc My Barrister

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@_Veektory @arc You are doing great

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@oxygenile @sadiq_u_know @arc Thank you Oxygen. So, i am now a project 😂😂😂?

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@gentlejrn @arc @bobbilee Alpha

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@stephdreals Fact