Transition to Web3 Bootcamp

Join the Web3 Transition Bootcamp and open the doors to the world of Web3. If you want to start exploring Web3 and understand this fast-changing technology without getting confused by complex resources, this bootcamp is perfect for you. It provides an easy and effective way to learn Web3. 🌐

What is Web3?

Web3 is a concept that represents the future of a decentralized internet. It aims to provide users with more control and data security using technologies like blockchain and cryptocurrencies, making the internet experience more transparent, free, and user-centered.

Who is this program for?

1. Beginners: If you're new to Web3 and want to learn without prior experience or confusion, this program is for you.

2. Web3 Enthusiasts: If you're interested in the future of the internet and blockchain technology, this bootcamp is a great place to start.

What will you get in this program?

1. Clear Learning: The Web3 Transition Bootcamp offers a structured and easy-to-follow curriculum to help you understand Web3 step by step. You can check the Curriculum section for details.

2. Simple Resources: Say goodbye to confusing materials; we provide straightforward resources and guidance.

3. It's Free: Best of all, it's completely free! There are no financial barriers to your Web3 education.

What will you gain at the end of this program?

1. Web3 Skills: You'll have a solid grasp of Web3 technology and its key concepts.

2. Practical Skills: Apply what you've learned to real-world Web3 projects and initiatives.

3. Certificate: You will receive a special Rise In certificate.

4. Opportunities: By preparing yourself for the world of Web3, you'll open doors to exciting opportunities in this rapidly evolving field.

Web3 Fundementals

1. Web1 and Web2

2. Blockchain Comes Into Play

3. Web3 As a New Iteration for Web 

4. Web3 Use Cases

5. The Architecture of a dApp

6. Web3 Limitations and Challenges

Blockchain Basics

1. Hashing the data

2. Block of data

3. Chaining the blocks

4. Single chains

5. Distributed chains

6. Which chain represents the truth?

7. A time-consuming puzzle

8. Multiple computers working on the puzzle

9. Solving the puzzle: Mining

10. How difficult is it to find a nonce?

11. Solving the puzzle: Mining - Cont

12. Many computers trying to solve the puzzle: Nodes

Transactions and Bitcoin

1. Storing transactions in a block

2. Protecting against false transactions with public and private keys

3. Creating a signature to authorize transactions

4. Adding transactions into blocks

5. Digital currencies

6. Issuing new bitcoins

7. Coinbase

8. Bitcoin today