Intro to Web 3.0

# What is Web3? Web3 has recently burst into the mainstream consciousness, with industry leaders across the traditional tech sector and blockchain ecosystem weighing in with a wide range of perspectives on the past and future of the Internet. Before we dive in, a brief history of the term. The term “Web 3.0” was first used during the dotcom era by HTTP pioneer Tim Berners-Lee to describe an integrated communication framework in which Internet data is machine-readable across different applications and systems—a concept he also referred to as the Semantic Web. Later, in his 2014 blog post - [DApps: What Web 3.0 Looks Like](http://gavwood.com/dappsweb3.html), Ethereum Co-founder Gavin Wood repurposed Berners-Lee’s expression, using it to refer to the ability of blockchain technology to define a “fundamentally different model for the interactions between parties” based on “a zero-trust interaction system.”

Ragha Vendra ChilakalaSunday, 27 Feb 2022

Unbelievable Upside-Down Choice & All about Software

I know you are wondering about the title of this blog. Being able to solve a problem that you have already known about or know familiar things which are in your field is easy to deal with. What about things, subjects, or choices that are unfamiliar to you? It’s quite risky to enter a new field without any experience and you are totally dependent on your guide. So, we call it going out of your comfort zone. I can easily tell you about Software and many subjects which I've covered until now. While reading this text please consider me as an English Language Teacher that I studied as a major and consider how upside-down choices can affect people positively.

Murat AnnayevMonday, 21 Feb 2022

Intro to HTML

Hey everyone. This blog is all about **HTML.** I know most of you guys know about it, but some people are new to it. So this is for those people I am focusing on. I’ll discuss only the basics of HTML. We all know that nowadays people rely on different websites for various purposes like submitting online applications, viewing web content, online purchasing, banking transactions, and so on. website is a collection of web pages. A web page contains texts, graphics, sound, animation, etc. Web pages are developed with the help of a language called **HyperText Markup Language(HTML).** It is also known as the language of the Internet. HTML tells the browser how to display the contents on a browser window.

Malu ManikandanTuesday, 15 Feb 2022

Programming Languages

Hey folks! I'm Aiswarya. I hope you all are doing well. I’m here to share some info about the popular programming languages used in software development. A programming language is a set of commands, instructions, and other syntax used to create a software program. We have high-level and low-level languages. High-level languages are designed to be easy to read and understand. Low-level languages include assembly and machine languages.

Aiswarya BAThursday, 10 Feb 2022

The Full-Stack Developer Vocabulary: The advanced

Hello everyone, this is part 2 of my blog series and I'll be compiling the few more advanced words and phrases related to full-stack development. In case, if you missed part 1, check [here.](https://www.archisacademy.com/blogs/full-stack-developer-vocabulary) Of course, it will take much more time to learn the details of each of the things I'll be mentioning. Each of the words and phrases will be summarized to give you an idea of what these words and phrases mean so that you can understand what people are referencing with them when talking about certain areas of full-stack development.

Ragha Vendra ChilakalaSunday, 6 Feb 2022

VS Code Extensions

VS Code is a lightweight but powerful, open-source, easy-to-use source code editor created by Microsoft that is highly customizable mostly thanks to its extension support. From debugging, git integration, UI themes, and programming language support, to Spotify players and dating apps, there is an extension available for almost anything. And if one that meets your need doesn’t exist, you can easily create it with the help of some JavaScript/Typescript and detailed extension documentation.

Victor MuyaMonday, 31 Jan 2022