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Web3 is often described as the third-generation of the internet, and it introduces the concept of decentralized infrastructure and permissionless systems that aim to cut out middlemen and break the monopoly of web giants like Google and Microsoft. It’s aiming to displace Web2, which is the second-generation of the web and what most people continue to interact with.
However, the progress of Web3 development has been slow – agonizingly slow, in fact. While there are millions and millions of Web2 applications in use today, only a handful of Web3 apps get any kind of attention, but that may change as developers get access to more capable tools for building them.
One of the reasons for Web2’s slow pace of development is that there’s a steep learning curve involved. As a developer, the transition from Web2 to Web3 is a daunting task that requires them to familiarize themselves with new technologies like blockchain. That’s because the architect
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