Female web developer and web3 enthusiast. Started officially exploring the web3 world in late 2021!
On my blog, you will be able to follow me on my journey as I work towards becoming someone with a career in web3/web development.
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This was such a great article! I really enjoyed reading what other people think. Thank you for including a brief summary of my answer. I'd like to further explain why I said no, that I don't think you need a web2 background to "build" in web3. When I think of the term "building" when it comes to web3, I think of: building dApps building community building a brand from a marketing standpoint and more, just wanted to name a few. There are many areas in web3 that I believe people can "build" on, and for that reason, that's why I think you don't have to have any web2 experience to start building in web3. I think you merely need a desire to learn and great resources, and you can go from not knowing any code at all - to knowing how to build apps. Not to mention, there are no code tools available as well! But, when "building" other aspects in the web3 space (not apps), I think we should consider what all of the definitions of the word "build" could be tied to. I think that there's a place for everyone from different skillsets and backgrounds, including those who may have not built up any skillset just yet. I think the great thing about web3 is that there are a ton of resources to try and learn the steps it would take to venture down a career path.
