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My dev friend who I've been trying to bring over to the Web3 side has decided to give the whole thing a look after all. Where should I send him first?

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@survey what's the best entry point into Web3 for web2 devs?

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Big fan of Base and the Base team, I'll send him to your camp and see if it sticks. Thank you.

We've got an introduction to smart contracts program at base.org/camp

It's got exercises with onchain unit tests and will take someone from Web2 to knowing enough to write an nft marketplace contract.

Great article about the web3 use cases: https://www.mckinsey.com/industries/financial-services/our-insights/web3-beyond-the-hype

He's not on Farcaster just yet. But I'll tell him to DM you if I can get him on here. Thanks.

tell him to dm me and i will help as much as possible.

you mean Farcaster? probably the protocol:

Not really, he doesn't know anything about Web3 at all. So I was thinking something like Ethereum.org developer docs or something like that. 

Although I suppose Farcaster is as good a place to start as any.

you mean Farcaster? probably the protocol: https://github.com/farcasterxyz/protocol

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My thoughts as well. Interest-wise I know he's a big fan of Rust so I'm thinking the Reth community. Most of his other interests (hardware, IoT) don't exactly taper into Web3 things I don't think.

send him somewhere fun.  whatever he's into.  can give better recs if you describe his interests a bit more

the Evolution of Trust is really good cc @ayushm.eth

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I've only just seen this. Thanks, will take a look.

the Evolution of Trust is really good cc @ayushm.eth 
https://ncase.me/trust/

I found devpill.me a really nice intro to all the different dev roles in web3