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jesse.base.eth 🔵
@jessepollak
we now have a Builder team on the @base core team who has one mission: help builders succeed, whatever it takes it's led by @xenbh.eth (follow him) and he'll be sharing more in the coming days — but I can tell you that the level of builder energy is growing exponentially
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Mikado
@mikadoe.eth
Wen Base University?
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Kacperrr0.base.eth
@kacperrr0
There is no Base university, but there is Base learn https://docs.base.org/base-learn/docs/welcome 😉
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Mikado
@mikadoe.eth
Thanks! well there could (should) exist a base university where experienced base developers teach how to become an onchain developer from zero. @base is looking for people to build on base, I'm saying maybe they sould grow their own!
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Kacperrr0.base.eth
@kacperrr0
This is exactly what is Base Learn about. After finishing all of the lessons you should be able to build on your own. If you have any questions or issues after finishing all of the lessons we have Builder chat on Discord where you can ask about anything ;)
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Mikado
@mikadoe.eth
Thank you I've explored Base learn before I commented here but it's not begginer friendly. For example the frontend part are a series of tutorials to do specific things but tutorials don't help someone who doesn't know anything about programming. Begginers first need a strong foundation of programming. Might be hard to imagine someone who doesn't know what html even is. Also written content is harder to digest and take much more time. Video content is more effective at the begginer level at least. The only part of it that seems useful is writing smart contracts for Base. It appears to me that Base learn is more focused on providing current builders transition to Base.
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