How To Become a Blockchain Developer in 2022?
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Hi friends! Today I am sharing with you some actionable steps on how to become a blockchain developer in 2022. This is a profession that is continuing to grow in-demand so I wanted to share with you steps to take in order to become a blockchain developer.
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How To Become a Blockchain Developer in 2022?
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Thank god we have someone like you
FrontEnd : HTMl , CSS, React JS
BackEnd :Solidity, TruffleSuite, Guanache, Meta mask, Blockchain Theory Concepts
metamask should interact with frontend
The new stack
Happy to support Tiff's channel - keep up the great work! :)
I was just thinking of dipping my toes into blockchain development as well I find the technology very intriguing and feels like were at the beginning of a new frontier in technology. Love the video keep doing you.
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All the motivation you need..❤️thanks tiff in tech
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Tiff thank you, i just started a year ago in this journey and everyday it's getting more exciting, keep sharing tech
I’m always looking forward to new videos even as i start this journey in becoming a programmer, you helped me a whole lot 😊 thanks 🙏
Happy to hear that! Thank you!
@@TiffInTech What is the best most inexpensive way to get started? What, Where, How? 😀 One more thing Tiff, you are absolutely gorgeous 😊😍🌹
I learned to code but still have not gotten into a software engineering job. At my current job, I do the same thing everyday on a computer. I have automated all the tasks with my programming knowledge. Now I watch CZcams videos while my automation scripts do most of the work for me. I'm too comfortable with this situation to want to leave for a job that could potentially come with stress and deadlines.
Sounds like something you definitely won't regret in 10 years. That's for sure.
Take another full time job and install a script too. Then a third. Your cv will look ridicule simultaneously rocking 10 jobs
That´s pretty awesome actually.
I'm curious to know what some of your responsibilities are and which industry :)
How much do you make?
Great and informative as always Tiff!!
Thanks so much!
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Tiff . I love your videos. Thanks for this one.
Thank you!!☺️
Thanks for the info.
I recently started Udacity Blockchain Nanodegree program. After couple of weeks, I started get annoyed by how most of their content was outdated. Most of them were written in 2018 and the code snippets they provide weren't even working. It was so frustrating so I decided to cancel my membership. But because I passed the timeframe they didn't refund my money.
I would strongly suggest to stay away from them.
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Thanks for the video. Loving all your content. I don't see the links for the sites you talked about in the video that you said would be linked below. Where can I find those links?
Thank you! So sorry about that. I linked the blockchain academy report now in the description!
Thank you Tiff, thats motivates me! Technologies for fullstack dapp dev: Moralis, ethersjs, web3js, react, dCDN like IPFS and Skynet, hardhat, solidity, js
She doesn't really need to be talking about blockchain or anything else, but definitely a big bonus ;)
So A developer and I’m looking into blockchain programming. So if solidity is the way to go, is there ay education path recommended? After all, usually the companies hiring might have some preference for developers getting into the market
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Thank you!!
Loved it! Thanks for the video.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you for this!
I am taking a blockchain course in my country. Will finish it at the end of this year. I have 10 years working experience as a factory engineer. This new field is what am passionate about, but I wonder whether I can bargain for next salary as I have zero experience as a developer/programmer.
Yo that jawline is crazy bruv!!!
You need solidity, and a backend language. The backend language may be Java, C++. However, it's best to learn JavaScript before learning solidity.
You can use JavaScript/Typescript and node in the backend and since solidity seems to be so close to js it will help. I am not saying that it is bad or anything negative about python or c++. I have been working with web dev for many years so for me it was a very easy option to take.
@@victorlongon okay.....But the reason why I didn't mention Node or other JS framework is that most Blockchain companies require a compiled language such Java..This is the best bet for Anyone looking to land a Blockchain role..
@@samueliluyemi2453 ok, didn't know that. I have seen roles that don't require that. I will probably be doing more Blockchain related stuff at work and will be using node
What About Ruby?
Is A Good Choice?
@@minnthitthlaing2405 I don't think so
Nice to know BlockChain!!! and I didn't know about Solidity interesting thank you Tiff😁😜
Forsure!☺️💕 we are all learning together
@@TiffInTech yesss ❤️❤️😁🖥️
i mixed c++ with pseudocode on my exam and my teacher made me do it all over!! Excellent Video :) Thank You!! i learned C++ years ago. now i have to fix my brain. Im getting my associate degree in Computer Information Systems.
is ryzen 7 5700G a good processor for blockchain development ..... please suggest
Very interesting Video! Haven't heard about Solidity yet and will have a look at it.
Great video, quick question-After the FTX collapse, NFT and DeFi scams, drastic decrease in Venture Capital Funding for Blockchain startups and current overall negative sentiment for Crypto, how do I make myself motivated to learn blockchain development? Which industries and sectors will have the highest demand for blockchain developers going into 2023? I would appreciate your response, thanks.
Started Ethereum Development course in January and I still feel this course isn't enough to get me a job..thanks for your videos.. motivated me to learn more ..love from Mizoram
You can do it!
How did it go for you? Have you got hired yet?
Thank you so much 😊
Hi tiff I am beginner and I am very confused about block chain and cloud native plz suggest which is better for future.
Both are great! I would say focus on the area that is of most interest to you, that is where you will grow the most - where you are passionate!
Epic advice! Thanks! I'm starting with CS50x,
what do you think my next step after that should be.
Finish it and you will know.
I felt good in every moment of watching the video😍❤💚🙏
You are my favorite youtuber😉👌
So happy to hear!
Probably I good option for a programming language would be js (with Typescript) and node. Solidity looks very like JavaScript/Typescript. Also for people like me who have worked in web dev and node for sometime it is really a straight forward option. I am just started learning Blockchain dev and it is a lot of moving parts, but at least I don't need to think about learning a new language, syntax etc. That helps
would you say its better learn JS or python before solidity?
@@Jitsandcrypto Solidity have a lot of javascript syntax, for python go with pytale in algorand
Im looking at Blockchain Council for Ethereum development does anyone recommend getting certified from here. What do you think Tiff?
Pyteal, rust, and a understanding of SQL (GUI) helps.. SHA 256 and above... Just to add a few. 😎👍
Tysm, i highly recommend that all beginners who's start learning block chain developers. It's most likely nd basic. Simply explain all key points on this video, and few key points are missing there Ganas, Truffle, web3js etc.. but this video are really awesome 🙂
Very comprehensive and concise for a noob like me. Thank goodness I started with C++ first and now I'm studying Python! Lol 7:25
I’m a noob too. CPA background and crypto investor. Start small learn the tools and go from there.
You are so lucky, I am struiggling to translate my javascript knowledge xd
Great content. Please add Time stamps, that would be awesome to toggle around
🙏 great to see the whole world learn something new together
Yes! Such a great perspective!
Thank you tiff for all this information. Am a dropout and now in a self taught journey for software engineer/developer, your videos have helped alot.It's not easy but as soon as I watch your videos I get that motivation back and get back to my computer. I would say I literally rewatch your videos everyday 😂 🤣 . Because it helps me get the motivation I need. Thank you tiff and don't stop making content because you are making so much impact in people's life
Thank you so much for sharing this! It really made my day your kind words. Keep on going, you got this!!
@@TiffInTech he is right you are really good and cool. Thank you dear
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@@TiffInTech Great video, quick question-After the FTX collapse, NFT and DeFi scams, drastic decrease in Venture Capital Funding for Blockchain startups and current overall negative sentiment for Crypto, how do I make myself motivated to learn blockchain development? Which industries and sectors will have the highest demand for blockchain developers going into 2023? I would appreciate your response, thanks.
You accelerate my career towards Blockchain....🥰
Thank you thank you!
Hell yeah! Great video.
thank youuuuuu! Great video
Thank you!!
Currently I'm looking for a Senior + Solidity Blockchain Developer and it's really difficult to find a good one)
Need more blockchain developers!))
Hey Tiff thanks for this info.Question I have is ,
"Do I have to learn front end before back end to do blockchain dev."? I'm starting as a newbie and wanted to know what path to take. Heard that back end devs are never hired without experience. Can you clarify that for me. Thanks.
yes web3 is just a thin layer on top of web2
Certainly liked the video and defo love you
Thank you!
What's even the requirements to become a Blockchain dev? A CS degree? Cause Blockchain has only been around so long so experience goes out the door, personal portfolios maybe? Opinions from a Blockchain dev that got the job please?
Hi. I'm very late to the game at 49 yrs old I'm looking into learning blockchain from scratch. The last time I did any coding was at school in 1986 to 1989, Yikes! So here I am looking up "Blockchain development for beginner's". Its a mine field. I have dipped my toes into crypto and I have myself a few coins that have brought me some small profit but I want to understand the basics. Thanks for the video.
Verus now has on testnet a way to launch a blockchain with a single command. And soon it will be done through the gui.
Solidity and Javascript are the key. If you learn how to use Truffle and Hardhat you're on the right track, also RUST is a good alternative and Golang.
In the end all you're gonna need to do is learn how to deploy a SC in different networks.
What is your take on starting out with Python from scratch to become a blockchain developer?
@@emilrueh It's as good as any, but learning blockchain development ultimately does has a bit to do with the programming language rather than understanding how a blockchain dapp works, and how it interacts with each blockchain/network
Sure you can learn Python and then learn how Brownie works, is a good path 'cause if you don't make it at least you'll know Python XD
But remember, the key to success is data structures.
Didn't even link the space doggos... I was lookin forward to that.
Thanks 💙
You're welcome 😊
Thanks Tiff!!! I’m so happy to see more women in tech 🌼
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So, the future is the cloud & blockchain?
I'm just a software tester. All I know about programming is Core Java. Will it be so hard for me to learn blockchain?
Great Video!!.. Also me watching this video ar 2am(same time you're on your notes) wondering if fate wants me to go for blockchain
it might be!!
Rust and Substrate should also be mentioned if you want to be a protocol engineer
Hi Tiff, thank you for the video. I run a commercial apps development company. I've always been interested in Blockchain development.
I couldn't find the link you mentioned regarding the Blockchain academy report statistics in your video description. Would you mind linking it somewhere. Thanks!
Thank You 🙂
You're welcome 😊
Can you please add the links you mentioned in your video in the description?
just added the blockchain academy report link!
@@TiffInTech Thank You. Can you also attach the links to the educational resources?
Thank you
You're welcome!
Wow...I am enlightened
Great to hear!
awesome tips....
Glad you like them!
I thought you need to know JavaScript first before learning Solidity because they are very similar. For example, if you know JavaScript you will learn Solidity much faster. Or does it matter which language you learn first?
well, it will help if you have never coded before. However, if you have done some code in any General Purpose Lang, you can just go ahead with solidity and learn the stuff in the fly.
@@hxxzxtf Thanks. I'm learning JavaScript right now (struggling), but for the sake of efficiency, I was just wondering if I could abandon the JS studies and go straight to Solidity to become blockchain dev.
@@ceeyu5643 you use solidity to write smart contracts ( the code that lives on the blockchain) but to interact with these contracts you most likely will need js or python or something.
Thank u. Watching from Uganda. I wanna be a block chain developer
thank you! That is great to hear!
Thank you for this & for saying, "learn the tools that they are using", I am now choosing to embark on this journey from sqaure one, lol, like learning what python & c + is.
Awesome! You got this!!
what degrees should you have
Smart contract developer or blockchain developer?
Thank you good video. Although I'm concerned that all of these cryptocurrencies and minings & new projects on blockchain need more and more processing power and electricity, plus hard drives to store constantly growing data. Isn't that harm the environment?
The banks are doing the same in terms of saving and transaction confirmation with the twist that some confirmations are done by third party which requires additional fee ... also it takes a lot of effort if you have to trace where the money went. in crypto the ledger is open
@@empi9890 I didn't know about that 👍
Oh shut up. It’s like complaining for taking a shower for too long when the agro-industry is wasting a million times more water.
Yes, they are. And most of those projects are useless scam.
haha cool blondie. I liked the memes throughout the video
Which Blockchain is the best one?
heyy tiff
have u ever talk about what to do, when u dont have work experience? does contributing open source helping?
please i need an answer from u
Get a GitHub account and then start saving projects there. Not only will you be able to talk about what to do, but you will be able to show your capabilities also. It becomes your portfolio for potential employers to look at to see if you can actually do what you talk about doing. And your projects don't need to be actual work experience, make some games, create a journal program that tracks your journey on finding work. Remember: The more activity that a GitHub account has also shows them the more serious you are about this type of work.
@@bryanpark2645 do u mind if i ask about ur linkedin?
@@lunaeclipse5768 Sure, you can ask, but I do admit that I don't use it to its full capabilities. It is something that I am trying to improve on.
@@bryanpark2645 last question
github can help a candidate to being called for an interview?
@@lunaeclipse5768 GitHub won't get you called in for an interview, Only you can get yourself called for an interview.. GitHub will step in when you encounter that not having work experience. You might not have paid work experience but you will have volunteer work experienced. Some employers consider it to be better than paid version. So volunteer time to yourself and code your version of a favorite game, a to do list, something else. Then you will have something to show when you get that job interview.
As a beginner Is full stack development good before learning blockchain?
Learn JavaScript, then solidity....don't start with solidity.
Where would you recommend us to find such jobs? :)
Adelante hasta que veas el sol del horizonte convierta en realidad tus deseos.
Heyla, those figures for Europe are wrong. How do I know that, well - I live in Europe and worked in a few European countries for the past few years. The figures in general, always depends on the seniority of the developer, knowledge etc. I for instance (and no offence here), after working my arse off, sleepless nights etc for years to learn x, y, z and still doing that from time to time to keep up with new tech stack, I wouldn't get out of my bed for 70K/year.
BEAUTIFUL
Did you know Concordium $CCD exhibits top-tier features in througput, speed, security and stability as a state-of-the-science blockchain.
Thanks tiffany for sharing about blockchain developer 😊☺.
Forsure!!
Pretty much everyone I know knows Python. My friend working with quantum computers knows Python, my friend who worked mainly in Java knows Python, me myself a Junior Full-stack developer know Python. That is mainly because most CS courses teach you Python as introductory course since it is probably easier to grasp than some other more primitive languages.
@Filip I am looking at transitioning to programming. please what route is the most optimised for newbies.
@@theodorejonathan6460 I am probably not the best person to ask. It also greatly depends on what you want to do. Some people might want to develop websites, some like to make software for gadgets... Probably best is to go to a bootcamp and then decide for yourself what you want to pursue further.
@@filipfaltejsek3486 data science and web development.
@@filipfaltejsek3486 thanks for your prompt response. your heart is gold.
i have watched it without voice just to see you
Python used for automation everywhere
Cool Information
love you
what do you think of the bitcoin blockchain?
The man typing at 7:40 is Satoshi nakamoto 🙂
Javascript & node is also important
Would python ne needed? Or ist just wasting time?
BeautyCodeQueen...
after long time...
How long you guys thing is possible to learn and earn good money with 0 coding experience?
Great video Tiff, but you forgot javascript and React....
yes forsure! Two others that are used!!
I wonder how long it would take to learn solidity.
I think it would depend on previous experience!
Nice 👍
Thank you! Cheers!
where is right profile???
These videos are really what have been getting me interested and excited about blockchain!!
Also didn't know that C++ was used in bitcoin :o thats awesome
Right!? So much to learn around it!
Yes
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This was good
Thank you!
do you think a blockchain is better than a database-solution?