Full Stack Web3 - The Technology Stack for the Decentralized Web
summary
Claims how common front-end skills map to Web3 and names the actual stack: The Graph decentralized indexing for queryable GraphQL endpoints, Ceramic peer‑to‑peer DB, IPFS vs Arweave permanent storage tradeoffs, Livepeer for video, Radicle for git, Metamask/Rainbow/Phantom wallets, Hardhat/Foundry/Truffle/Anchor for contracts. Notes that blockchains lack built‑in querying so indexing is required, permanent hosting and native payments are possible, wallets double as identity, and multiple grant programs underwrite early work — decide based on these concrete tools and tradeoffs.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Start
- 14:04traditional web infrastructure
- 14:29web3 infrastructure
- 19:35web3 stack
- 24:46Grant programs - over $10 billion available
- 25:42characteristics of web3
- 27:34web3 APIs DeFi
- 27:58Challenges
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