"Tech Career Path Advice for Aspiring Crypto Developers"

[garikmann]

Title: Tech Career Path Advice for Aspiring Crypto Developers

Hey everyone, I'm a software dev who recently made the switch to crypto and I'm looking for some advice from fellow devs and industry veterans. What's the best way to break in to the crypto space, especially for those with a non-traditional background or limited experience? Any tips on programming languages, tools, or projects to get familiar with?

 

[Intersfera]

"Hey fellow devs, I think a key takeaway is to learn a programming language first and foremost. Python and JavaScript are both solid choices, especially since they're widely used in the crypto space. From there, you can branch out into blockchain-specific frameworks like Solidity for Ethereum."

 

[dnz]

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[vit2011]

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[Nevirgis]

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[Shikada]

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[shushpanna]

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[petr721]

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[lauralavlav]

"Hey guys, I've been in the space for a few years now and IMHO, learning smart contract development is a must-have skill for any crypto dev. I started with Solidity and Ethereum, and then moved on to other platforms like Polkadot and Cosmos. Anyone else got any tips on how to get started with that?"

 

[Мусаев]

"Hey all, just wanted to add that I've found learning Python and Java to be super useful for crypto dev, especially when it comes to smart contracts and blockchain development. For anyone new, I'd recommend checking out online courses on Udemy or Coursera to get a solid foundation. Good luck to all the aspiring crypto devs out there!"

 

[Evgraf]

"Hey OP, I'm a dev myself and I'd say start by learning the basics of programming in languages like Python or Java, then get familiar with blockchains like Ethereum or Solana. From there, you can dive into crypto-specific frameworks like Web3.js or Ethers.js. Good luck on your career path, it's a wild ride!"