What are some good places to get a jump start on the state of crypto dev

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i am interested in experimenting with tools and languages that are the current state of the art in crypto. i really only know about BTC and ETH and vaguely understand blockchain and would like to do some catching up and see where i could contribute or develop something new. there is a metric shit ton of info out there so rather than randomly googling around i would like to find some solid sources of jumpstart info for someone new like myself but who has dev skills. i am interested in ways to create coins, contracts, etc but really all info is welcome.

liveduo · Accepted Answer

A student club in Milano made a really great series on blockchain tech.
Link: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLWTCD_J8kOHOeW1u3MH0CyTPT...
There’s also this great tutorial making a uniswap clone that goes through the hardest aspects of onchain development.
Link: https://medium.com/coinmonks/programming-defi-uniswap-part-1...

ibash · Answer

Read through EIPs: https://github.com/ethereum/EIPsNot just accepted and popular ones, but also on proposals and rejected ones. It&rsquo;ll give you a taste of what people are thinking about and what&rsquo;s upcoming.

jobgh · Answer

Fireship did a nice overview for Solidity here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kdvVwGrV7ecAnd FreeCodeCamp has in depth tutorials for Solidity.That's what I'd get started with.

What are some good places to get a jump start on the state of crypto dev

Read through EIPs: https://github.com/ethereum/EIPs
Not just accepted and popular ones, but also on proposals and rejected ones. It’ll give you a taste of what people are thinking about and what’s upcoming.

Fireship did a nice overview for Solidity here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kdvVwGrV7ec
And FreeCodeCamp has in depth tutorials for Solidity.
That's what I'd get started with.