"Building a Web 3.0 DApp from Scratch: PHP, HTML, and the Future of Blockchain-based Web Development"

[asdwf]

Yo fellow devs, let's get this thread started. I've been experimenting with building DApps from scratch using PHP and HTML, and I gotta say, it's been a wild ride. What are some of your favorite frameworks and tools for Web 3.0 development, and how do you plan on leveraging them for future projects?

 

[zorg 1046683480]

"Yooo, just chiming in on this one. I think the future of web development is definitely looking blockchain-friendly, but using PHP and HTML as the primary tools might be a bit outdated. I'm more stoked about Rust and Solidity being used in some newer projects."

 

[ltwinsl]

"Imho, focusing on PHP is kinda outdated for building DApps, we should be moving towards more suitable languages like Solidity or Vyper for smart contracts. HTML is still essential, though, for the frontend. Can we explore more modern alternatives for building Web 3.0 DApps?"

 

[ibw]

"Hey devs, just a heads up - I've been experimenting with using Solidity for smart contract development and combining it with Web3.js for a more seamless user experience. Any thoughts on how to leverage PHP for a Web 3.0 DApp? Would love to hear about your experiences with PHP in the blockchain space."

 

[dok^slap]

"Lol, I know some devs still using PHP, but for a Web 3.0 DApp from scratch, I'd recommend going with something like Solidity for smart contracts and a framework like Next.js for the frontend. Has anyone tried using a full-stack framework like Hardhat or Truffle yet?"

 

[sokoloffVS]

"Hey guys, just wanted to chime in - while PHP can still be useful for backend development, I'm not sure it's the best choice for building a Web 3.0 DApp from scratch. I'd recommend looking into Solidity or Vyper for smart contracts, and using a more modern frontend framework like React or Vue. Has anyone else had any success with PHP in this context?"

 

[-=NeD=-]

"Nice thread, OP! I'm still on the fence about using PHP for a blockchain-based project, considering its age and potential vulnerabilities. Has anyone experimented with more modern alternatives like Node.js or Rust?"

 

[borisfil]

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[Dimasikhack]

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[dim_cr]

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[lehak]

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