Sorry, but I am going to be critical here. A blockchain is not a distributed ledger. It's a special type of chained list: a data structure. Distributed ledgers do not enforce this: Creates an immutable trail This is the consensus protocol that enables the immutability. Having a distributed ledger without consensus protocol is useless in essence. Also Greater security (via cryptography) exactly it is thanks to cryptography and the consensus protocol as well that we have security. Not the distributed ledger.

Congrats, continue the good work!

I use Digital Ocean, it's not the cheapest, but it's ok. I pay like 6 USD a month.

For now, only dart. With its compiler dart to js. Just started on the language, so I don't want to get too many layers to get familiar with. For now, just dart, and if I find it's too limited for my purpose at some point, I'll have another look on flutter web.

Thanks!

Good article and I agree. I think this old tradition made more sense in the past where we were working on console applications and the output of our program was really in the console. But nowadays we have GUI, so keeping that tradition can make people think the console is the way to go to debug and test, while there are testing framework in most languages if not all.

I am wondering until where you are going to go... Already 55 code smells. Really good series I recommend to any software engineer working with OOP. Quick question, do you use all of them? Some can be detected by linters some not how do you deal with those? Some are also obvious with the experience so maybe the final list is not that big.

To me, a good front-end dev has also some art/UI skills (photoshop, inkscape, or others) and at least good basics in UX (https://lawsofux.com/).

I couldn't agree more. You can make animation with SMIL too in SVG. I am not entirely how much of the standard is implemented, but basics should work: https://caniuse.com/svg-smil

Interesting article! I would add a couple of things on that list: cryptocurrencies , as their adoption gets bigger and bigger, we will see more and more tools and services around it, and low/no code with AI but also non-AI powered tools.