Looking for Blockchain Expert (CSIT/Comp Engineer)

[cabalism13]

Hey Guys!
Am looking for a certain guy whose very knowledgeable in blockchain tech, just wanted to know more about it, I do hope there are still professionals here who has time to mentor newbies.

I'll appreciate of there could be even one who can give their precious time...

Learning the Basics:
what programming languages should be used on blockchain tech?
how to remake this blockchain?
should it be run on a server?
how to get into blockchain tech with your own tech.? (ex banking)

Message me on Telegram @cabalism13 or just comment here so the others can ask and read the informations too!
am really interested on this deep tech...

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[cabalism13]

Reserved.

Seems like no one is interested to discuss here or maybe no one is enough to be considered as blockchain expert???

[Ryker1]

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I'll appreciate of there could be even one who can give their precious time...

Well, that is a good opportunity if there is someone who willing to spend their precious time. But don't get me wrong bro and please don't be offend.
Perhaps no one will waste their time for nothing, but if you will pay even a little ^{[just a tip]} and move this into the service board ^{[if you will pay BTC]}, perhaps there is someone who will be interested. However, everything is now on the internet, you can research and dig more if you want to learn.

[actmyname]

Seems like no one is interested to discuss here or maybe no one is enough to be considered as blockchain expert???

Development & Technical Discussion

[Yogee]

what programming languages should be used on blockchain tech?

- https://blockgeeks.com/guides/blockchain-coding/
- https://medium.com/shapeshift-stories/top-programming-languages-for-blockchain-developers-9f4fddd803e9

how to remake this blockchain?

- Question is too vague. Are you talking about pirating a blockchain?

should it be run on a server?

- Blockchain itself doesn't need a server but miners nodes and other full nodes which runs the blockchain protocol needs a server to operate.

how to get into blockchain tech with your own tech.? (ex banking)

- Again, question is too vague for me. You mean integrating blockchain into another industry?

I am not a blockchain expert but Google is your friend. You can read the basic stuff on the internet then later post technical questions on the board provided by actmyname. I'm sure they will help if you can ask clear and specific questions.

[cabalism13]

Seems like no one is interested to discuss here or maybe no one is enough to be considered as blockchain expert???

Development & Technical Discussion

most of the topics there are for wallets... hmmm but will check again.

how to remake this blockchain?

- Question is too vague. Are you talking about pirating a blockchain?

I think yes, I just happened to see the Symbol Blockchain... though I really don't know what it was...

[Shimmiry]

Message me on Telegram @cabalism13 or just comment here so the others can ask and read the informations too!
am really interested on this deep tech...

Better check this out:
https://www.coursera.org/courses?query=blockchain

Those contains many online free courses from a lot of universities across the globe. Some of it are for beginners which you should try first, then some are for intermediate if you have background with the Blockchain technology.

With regards to the blockchain per se, in my understanding, you can master various fields of the blockchain. You are an I.T. student, take blockchain as your course, then programming is one of fields that you can master, same as on the blockchain - which also has financial aspect, etc.

[Maus0728]

I am currently a Computer Engineering student with only a just a surface level of knowledge with regards to how blockchain works under the hood. However, I think that after pursuing this course, I have at least understood on how hardware and software communicate to each other by using programming languages which I think is a crucial skill to understand the logic, algorithm and mathematics that is inside of blockchain.

At the time of writing this, so far I have learned the fundamentals of 3 programming languages mainly C, C++ and C# as well as database management tools using XAMMP. I also have at least basic knowledge on how logic circuit works where it shows the relationship of binary numbers and integrated circuits.

Furthermore, maybe reading the books authored by Andreas Antonopolous about "Programming the Blockchain" is your best bet while indulging yourself with programming courses that is scattered on the internet. Take note that Andreas Antonopolus is a computer scientist and as far as I know, he is just a self taught when it comes to crypto.