Blockchain Coding 101 | Top Blockchain Programming Languages You Need to Know in 2024!
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- čas přidán 2. 06. 2024
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Welcome to Blockchain Coding! In today’s video, we’re diving deep into the world of blockchain programming languages. Whether you're a seasoned developer or just starting out, this guide will help you navigate the essential languages shaping the crypto industry in 2024.
🌟 What You'll Learn:
Solidity: The go-to language for Ethereum smart contracts.
Vyper: A secure and simple alternative for Ethereum projects.
Python: Versatile and powerful, perfect for rapid prototyping.
C++: The backbone of Bitcoin, known for performance and memory control.
Go (Golang): Optimized for parallel computing and decentralized apps.
Rust: The star of Solana, renowned for safety and high performance.
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Whoops made a bit of a blunder :)
Crypto maximalist here, but I have to admit, the variety of languages is pretty cool.
Cool to see so many languages contributing to the development of crypto technologies. Diversity is strength!
The possibilities of blockchain are mind-blowing when you really dive into the coding side of things
Feels like we're still in the pioneers phase when it comes to blockchain programming languages👍👍
Thanks for the great article! I understand the blockchain world and all these programming languages much better now.
Love to see all the language diversity!
Bro, I just love that damn gopher from Golang. So cute!
Not bad, not bad... Now I understand much more about the crypto industry.
After this, I'm seriously considering taking a Solidity bootcamp or something. The applications seem endless!
Solana is just crazy! 65000 transactions per second? That's the future, guys!
Vibin' with the vibe that the crypto space keeps evolving faster than any one person can keep up
At this point, I've just accepted that I'll never truly understand blockchain tech. And that's okay!
Gotta respect the old school programmers who built this whole industry from the ground up
Wow, this is all pretty impressive. Looks like blockchain is the future of programming!
blockchain devs are the new rockstars!
Crypto projects be shillin' their tokens hard nowadays. That CARV shill was smooth though, not gonna lie
Hey Sis, I finally figured out this crypto world. Solidity is the best!
I'm getting major 2012 energy from this with all the bleeding edge apps and new programming paradigms.
Now I finally understand why all those blockchain developer bootcamps are so expensive
It's crazy how quickly everything evolves in crypto
After reading this, I'm even more convinced get into Web3 or get left behind. The future is now, old sis!
Honestly, half of this article went over my head. Can someone explain it in simple terms?
Thanks for raising this topic! Tell us more about alternative languages like Michelson for Tezos!
Feels like we're still in the Wild Wild West phase of blockchain programming standards and best practices
That's insane!
Shoutout to the real ones still hodling after reading about all these new blockchain languages!
You know it's a cutting-edge space when even the most mainstream language is old-timer C++
thanks for the great overview!
Lowkey can't decide if the whole cute mascot thing for coding languages is genius or borderline insane
Damn, I feel old af after reading about all this new tech. Bring back my JavaScript baby!
Why do I feel like this article wow conspicuously light on the whole 'what the heck is blockchain' front?
This is just madness! Will I ever be able to understand all this technical jargon?
This was a solid intro, but I need way more technical details on the different language features
If I have to learn 5 new coding languages just to get into crypto, then maybe I'll just get a job at Starbucks.
this gave me Intro to CS PTSD flashbacks of learning tons of random languages
You know this space is poppin' when even JavaScript is considered old-school now
Hey, is there any info on languages for other major blockchains like Polkadot or Cosmos?
Honestly, all these programming languages are a headache for me. I'm just holding my crypto and praying the market goes up!
Competition breeds innovation!
😂
All this makes Bitcoin's code sound like 'hello world' compared to modern blockchain languages.
After reading such an article, you feel like a tiny newbie in a vast world.
Me, still staring at my dusty 10 year old Java textbook: "They've made some upgrades, haven't they?
I love how every few years, tech comes up with new buzzwords and programming paradigms to confuse the masses.
I can't be the only one who started zoning out every time they listed a new programming language?
Smooth operators
We really out here treating the birth of new crypto tech like the next iPhone release
Think I'm gonna have to read this like 10 more times before anything sticks in my feeble mind
The article is good, but it's too superficial. Give me something more substantial about the inner workings of different languages
Hey, where's the info on Move? Isn't that the language for Ethereum 2.0?
Okay, which one of these languages would be best for a total coding newbie to pick up first
Don't even think about getting into Web3 unless you're ready for a lifetime of constant studying
Feels like every week there's another hot new programming language for blockchains. How does anyone keep up?
All these abbreviations are making my head spin... DAO, DeFi, NFT. Why can't we just call things by their full names?
I swear officers, it's just blockchain education! I'd never shill sketchy crypto projects...ignore that CARV part 😅
How many of these are actually being used in real projects vs being hyped up by VCs though?
Ngl, I zoned out like halfway through
Shout out to all my code monkeys tirelessly working to create the decentralized future no one asked for
anyone understand what they actually meant by partial node buybacks for CARV?
Kinda sus that they didn't mention any blockchain languages from non Ethereum layer 1s
Crypto devs probably just be laughing at us plebs trying to understand their super smart code.
Hey author, good try explaining all this, but your text is a bit all over the place. Maybe focus on one language at a time?
Next they'll be telling me HTML is making a shocking comeback as a Web3 language
I'm tellin' y'all Rust is a game changer. Solana's success is just the beginning
loooollll
Can someone ELI5 what blockchain coding is?
Looks like the crypto world has gotten too hot even for developers. All these new technologies need to be mastered somehow!
Just smile and nod.
A bit disappointed there's no info on Cardano and their Plutus language. You know that's the next big thing, right?
can someone give me the TLDR version?
Somebody toss me a blockchain programming for dummies book to follow along at home
Imagine studying and grinding for years, just for some anon to exploit your smart contract lmao
I'm tellin' ya, once the masses realize how legit Rust is, it's over for the other blockchain languages
LOL let me grab my notebook real quick...I wanna make sure I understand which language Dogecoin uses
Crypto evolving so fast, they'll probably invent five new programming languages by the time I finish this comment
Ethereum, Solana...all these names dropping and I still don't understand what a blockchain actually does.
Can't decide if the cult-like love for mascots like the Golang gopher is cringe or awesome
Can't wait for blockchain to just use plain English so my smooth brain can finally understand it😫
Someone get me Vitalik on the line, I have some questions after reading this byte-sized overview.
I'm just gonna buy BTC and chill
Imagine working your ass off learning new code only for some anon to drain your token's liquidity pool
No wonder blockchain devs are in such high demand if they have to learn 10 different languages
Wait, C++ was the OG blockchain language? I thought it was just for making video games😅
Did...did they just sneak a random vulnerability story in the middle of a coding article?
Crypto winter is over guys!
You know the average person will never understand any of this advanced tech, right? We're so screwed
So many damn languages to learn...and people think Web2 dev was hard?
If you told me I'd be reading about coding animal mascots in 2024, I'd have asked what you were smoking
Guys, don't even try getting into crypto if you're not ready to constantly learn new things. It's an endless arms race!
Crypto devs making bank, meanwhile I'm still arguing over whether Python or Ruby is superior
Discord, am I right? This reads just like one of those cult-like shilling Discord servers.
Too many words, not enough code examples. I need that coding dopamine hit!
Forget coding, where's the article about how to become a professional crypto influencer and shill?
Am I tripping or did they really say one project lost $70 million to a bug? That's just pure pain🙃
Lmao did they really name the Go mascot 'Gopher'? That's both lame and awesome at the same time
I'll have what the author is smoking if they think I'll understand half these terms sober lol
Jane, all these million dollar hack stories have me shook. Blockchain seems super unsafe still
nice
The other day, my cousin lost a ton of money due to a smart contract bug. This industry is too unreliable for me.
Somebody owed me $20 for explaining what 'blockchain' means, only for this article to not even cover that.
Bet this comment section is just a bunch of crypto nerds arguing over which language is superior
sees coding terminology Ight imma head out, y'all nerds is speaking a whole different language