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Blockchain has been a hot technology for a couple of years now and it attracts many software developers. If you’re one of them (or you’re aspiring to be), you’re in the right place. We’ll tell you what does it mean to be a blockchain developer and what you might have to learn. The technology is fascinating, opportunities are limitless, and more and more businesses are trying to utilize blockchain in their projects. From arts and entertainment to banking and retail, almost every industry is trying to introduce it somehow. As a result, there are loads of exciting and highly paid blockchain jobs. Now, how to grab one of them? How much do you need to know about blockchain technology, and what are the skills that you might have to learn?

While most blockchain-related mainstream news updates still cover the highs and lows of different cryptocurrencies, smart contracts are somewhat in the background. In the world of software, however, there is no doubt that they are and will continue to be fundamental for the evolution of technology for years to come.

The evolution of blockchain is slowly but surely bringing us the reality of Web 3.0. From the simple one-sided, website-based beginnings of the Internet, through the dominated by social media Web 2.0, we are on the verge of decentralized, blockchain-based Web 3.0. More and more industries are not only considering the utilization of blockchain, but already making apps, platforms, and even entire blockchain ERPs. Of course, not everyone will succeed, but we have some tips that may help get you through the fundamentals.

When it comes to pricing, people naturally prefer the straightforward way. We pay X dollars, and you deliver the product. Plain and simple. But when it comes to software, especially blockchain and other innovative technologies, it’s rarely the best option, and sometimes it’s not an option at all.