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drillzy

@tdrlz

3 years

Step 1. CryptoZombies Step 2. @_buildspace Step 3. Personal Toy Projects Step 4. Join a team/DAO Literally the blueprint for how anybody with a laptop can speedrun their way to being a builder in web3 for free

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@tdrlz

1 year

Daily journalling is the single best thing you can do for your mental health But starting from a blank page is hard and we forget so none of us do it Talk it Out changes that Already hacked together a first version big up @_buildspace @_nightsweekends

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drillzy

@tdrlz

2 years

I'm building a DeFi protocol in public and maybe you can laugh at me or learn from me along the way Including bonus references to @cobie , @satsdart & @TaikiMaeda2 because this pseudonymous account has zero brand recognition

Building Real-World DeFi Protocols in Public - The Mission 🙌

40% Journal - 40% Tutorial - 20% Alpha

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@tdrlz

2 years

The latest hype-cycle is now well & truly dead 💀 Now is the perfect moment to dive into how we as an industry can attract fresh dev talent to fuel the next generation of web3 Here's a roundup of what we have to tempt in web2 devs TLDR in thread 👇

4 Reasons why you Should Learn Blockchain Development as a Web Developer ⚛

Ok, let’s set the scene. 🫵 YOU: Are a developer, mostly doing web stuff in your professional work but you occasionally dabble in data / mobile / infra / whatever type stuff ✋ I: Am you from the...

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@tdrlz

2 years

The next generation of web3 products are being built behind the scenes right now But there's a critical problem 😰 We desperately need fresh talent but there are major roadblocks stopping existing devs from joining our web3 mission TLDR thread below 👇

3 Key Blockers Stopping the Next Generation of Devs from Entering web3

“Guys the web3 job market is booming! 😀” ...statements like this sound great and tweeting them out will safely net you hundreds of empty feel-good likes. The only issue is, in my experience as a...

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drillzy

@tdrlz

2 years

@marmooznet Great thread mate! The beginner paths into Solidity are getting really good But I found some pain entering the 'build my own projects' stage I'm building a DeFi protocol in public to document for people what goes into putting out a 'real world' project

Building Real-World DeFi Protocols in Public - The Mission 🙌

40% Journal - 40% Tutorial - 20% Alpha

www.tamethechimp.com

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@tdrlz

1 year

@bramspiero @_buildspace Yo Bram love the idea bro! What are you thinking for as an MVP? Building 1 course to a really high quality to the point it goes viral could potentially launch the wider platform 👀 (iirc that's kinda how @_buildspace got their start)

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@tdrlz

1 year

@brantality @_buildspace Yo Brandon! 100% you always need to use a fair bit of trial & error when using the OpenAI api 🙏 I might be missing something but is there a reason a tool like Postman wouldn't work for this usecase?

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@tdrlz

2 years

4/ We offer such a variety of ways to get the bread - Get a job - Build your own project from scratch - Remix on top of an existing project - Become a MEV gigabrain - Use the alpha generated through your dev activities to trade effectively The web3 Wild West = Opportunity

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@tdrlz

1 year

@pratik3101 @_buildspace @_nightsweekends Cool idea Pratik - for me the big pain point is being able to connect efficiently with micro-influencers The bigger ones usually seem to have their own pipeline in place for partnerships

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drillzy

@tdrlz

2 years

The post covers it in full (along with some more bad jokes) It's the first in a series of deep dives into the web3 developer market - follow & subscribe if interested :)

4 Reasons why you Should Learn Blockchain Development as a Web Developer ⚛

Ok, let’s set the scene. 🫵 YOU: Are a developer, mostly doing web stuff in your professional work but you occasionally dabble in data / mobile / infra / whatever type stuff ✋ I: Am you from the...

www.tamethechimp.com

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drillzy

@tdrlz

2 years

Catch the full post here It's Part 2 of a series of deep dives on the web3 developer market - follow & subscribe if you wanna join the mission :)

3 Key Blockers Stopping the Next Generation of Devs from Entering web3

“Guys the web3 job market is booming! 😀” ...statements like this sound great and tweeting them out will safely net you hundreds of empty feel-good likes. The only issue is, in my experience as a...

www.tamethechimp.com

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drillzy

@tdrlz

1 year

@thebrookslagle @_nightsweekends Yo Brook don't sweat it bro! Are you planning on building native or using a framework like React Native? I used the latter when making the same jump as you and honestly there's nothing to be that scared of 💪

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drillzy

@tdrlz

2 years

1/ We put the fun back into engineering The reason they invent a new JS framework every 45 minutes to handle fetching & displaying data is because it's a solved problem and hence boring af to work on We offer devs juicy unsolved problems with the future of the free web at stake

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drillzy

@tdrlz

2 years

3/ web3 innovation is haaaard bruh In absolute terms there aren't that many builders right now capable of creating web3 projects that solve real problems and can hire sustainably We're still in our '1990's Internet' phase, maybe Axie/StepN were our Habbo Hotel? We still early!

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drillzy

@tdrlz

1 year

@nagaprasad_246 @_buildspace @_nightsweekends Cool idea bro! Could see security potentially being a concern - perhaps if the source code is open sourced people might feel more comfortable entering private keys/sensitive data in there?

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