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So you want to be a blockchain developer? :: tr3y.io

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There’s a lot of people that have a lot of reasons for wanting to “get into” blockchain development. Which is great! Learning is always good! But a lot of people decide this without really knowing what that means. But that’s ok. So where do we start? A lot of people have the same questions, so I’m writing this document to be a kind of infodump, reading list, and FAQ. I’m not trying to teach you everything, but my goal is to provide some direction and “less-biased” information. I’m not going to pretend that I’m not biased, but I’m going to do my best to cut through the nonsense. I’m also going to come off like I’m shilling Rust here, but there’s a lot of good reasons for that and it really does deserve it (for reasons that I won’t bother going into here). This is also pretty US-centric, so if you’re not from the US then I’m sorry, but hopefully you’ll still find value in this. Before we start, if you’re looking into launching a token or your own cryptocurrency, make sure to see the FAQ

So you want to be a blockchain developer? :: tr3y.io So you want to be a blockchain developer? Revised 2025-04-13: some minor adjustments and updates for today’s world There’s a lot of people that have a lot of reasons for wanting to “get into” blockchain development. Which is great! Learning is always good! But a lot of people decide this without really knowing what that means. But that’s ok. So where do we start? A lot of people have the same questions, so I’m writing this document to be a kind of infodump, reading list, and FAQ. I’m not trying to teach you everything, but my goal is to prov

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