Road to Web3 - Submission

My answer

Good evening,everyone!

This is the first time I use mirror. I'm glad it is used to publish my submission for rtw3. Let me briefly introduce my situation and answer some questions.

  • Who are you, and what is your software development background?

    I'm Kanzm. My software background has nothing to do with web3. I am a C++ software engineer with two years of experience in server background development, focusing on business processing and performance optimization in the game background.

  • Why did you want to complete this lesson?

    The other day when I had dinner with my college friends, I mentioned web3. It said that this technology was very meaningful and interesting. I wanted to try it. I also learned Javascript. It happens that I am not particularly busy with my work recently. I will look at the knowledge related to web3 and blockchain after work. After a period of learning, I found it very interesting, so I participated in rtw3. But when I first participated, Alchemy changed the new submission rules, so I had to finish the weekly tasks first, and then submit them.

  • When did you complete the project?

    I completed this task about a week ago, and just when I wanted to submit the proof, the Google form was closed, which is really very coincidental.

  • What technologies did you use?

    I used vscode as my local IDE and installed NodeJs, which reminded me of my college life. I learned Javascript at that time.

In the process of completing the task, I used the npx command to initialize the project, tried to write Javascript code according to the official website tutorial, created an Alchemy App to deploy the contract on the Goerli chain, and finally published my project to replit.com

  • What did you enjoy about the tutorial?

    I like this official tutorial very much.

  • How do you think you can use this technology to build useful applications in the future? What are some specific example applications?

    As a newcomer to web3, I can only put forward a one-sided understanding. I think it allows each of us to have the right to deploy contracts on the Internet and express our ideas freely. This idea not only refers to language, but also all your ideas about the world. You can create whatever you want, which is really great!

  • Who would you recommend this project to?

    I will recommend it to my colleagues. Although their work has nothing to do with it, it is really interesting.

  • What is the Ethereum wallet address you would like to receive your PoK at?

    0x25dF00baEEe01Ea948Df2BAe962FF49862F28F23

The above is my answer, and the following is the relevant link of my project. Welcome to have a look at my "buy a coffee"

Finally, this is Alchemy's link. Welcome to join Alchemy University

https://university.alchemy.com/