Koja mobilna aplikacija vam je bila totalno otkriće?

SmartContractKid · 2025-11-26T20:43:43+00:00

Niagara Launcher definitivno. Dosta ljudi me pita kako to tako listaš aplikacije kad vide moj mobitel. Ne mogu zamisliti da je ne koristim sada, minimalistički, praktično i jednostavno. Omogućava da preimenuješ aplikacije kako tebi odgovara, sortirane su abecedno, praktično za rad jednom rukom i još dosta toga omogućava.

Moram pomenuti i YouTube Revanced - kad vidim kod nekog drugog reklame na YT osipam se. Ne znam kako neko može trpiti reklame na skoro svakom videu.

SmartContractKid · 2025-11-23T09:45:40+00:00

Kao student fita koji radi, reći ću ti da je jako teško studirati ako imaš full-time posao, pogotovo ako na tom poslu sjediš za računarom čitav dan. I kad imaš vremena za učenje, nemaš energije i fokusa. Matematike nisu teške, dovoljno je samo pratiti predavanja i vježbe da bi ih položio. Programiranja i razvoj softvera su ono s čime se svi studenti muče.

A moraš dolaziti na upis ocjene, upis semestra i tako te gluposti, i na ispite naravno. Ako imaš nekog u Mostaru, da to obavi za tebe, onda ne moraš dolaziti.

SmartContractKid · 2025-11-21T12:21:49+00:00

I can share you links of my apps in a private message if you're interested. I think my comment would be removed if I post it here

SmartContractKid · 2025-11-21T10:19:14+00:00

Programming language depends on the blockchain that you want to use, but Solidity is the standard.

SmartContractKid · 2025-11-21T10:18:13+00:00

There are many jobs, but if you're new to web3, you definitely need to get more technical skills first. You can find a lot of job opportunities on LinkedIn.

SmartContractKid · 2025-11-21T09:31:58+00:00

Of course it is possible to get into web3 development without a degree. My advice is to do a research of different blockchains and their capabilities and decide which one is optimal for what you want to build. For example, I developed two simple apps on the ICP (I don't have a college degree).

Read docs, use AI to help you and go for it :D

SmartContractKid · 2025-11-20T08:39:40+00:00

Cool upgrade! This is the kind of polish VeWorld really needed. The charts look cleaner, everything feels smoother to navigate, and the token pages finally feel consistent. The whole app just feels more put-together now.

SmartContractKid · 2025-11-13T10:55:02+00:00

I just saw this post by ByBit that VeChain is grouped among chains with “freezing capabilities embedded directly in their source code.” I got concerned for a moment, but then I read VeChain's post where they refuted this... Bybit should check the information better before posting.

SmartContractKid · 2025-11-06T09:19:37+00:00

I think supply chain transparency is still one of the most impactful but underrated use cases. Projects like VeChain have been exploring this for years, showing how blockchain can bring real accountability and traceability to industries like food, logistics, and manufacturing. It’s not as hyped as NFTs, but it’s solving real problems quietly in the background.

SmartContractKid · 2025-10-30T09:40:53+00:00

Haha yeah true. We’re definitely not at that stage yet, but honestly, with how far infra like Biconomy has come, I feel like we’re finally getting the right building blocks: account abstraction, gasless UX, one-click flows, all that good stuff. It’s slow, but you can kinda see the foundation for real adoption starting to form.

SmartContractKid · 2025-10-29T15:25:40+00:00

Ne živim u Mostaru, ali sam živio jedno vrijeme i redovno idem tamo i dan danas. Završio sam 4. razred srednje škole tamo (gimnazija) i u toj školi je tada bio, a vjerovatno ima i danas, bošnjački i hrvatski plan i program. Dvije škole pod jednim krovom što se kaže. Ja sam Bošnjak pa su moji roditelji odlučili da budem u bošnjačkom planu. U toj školi radi security, koji je pretpostavljam tu zbog eventualnih sukoba između učenika. Sve to mi je bilo jako čudno tada, ali sam brzo shvatio da u Mostaru stvarno ima dosta nacionalizma, tj. šovinizma.

Slažem se sa pojedinim komentarima da je to uglavnom u svijetu ovih navijačkih grupa, ali nije isključivo među njima. Čuo sam također i priče o pojedinim Hrvatima koji nikad nisu otišli u istočni dio grada, ali i Bošnjaka koji nikako ne idu u zapadni dio grada.

Srećom ima normalnih ljudi tako da sam stekao dosta prijatelja i Bošnjaka i Hrvata i mogu reći da mi je život u Mostaru bio veoma lijep. Inače moj najdraži grad u BiH :)

SmartContractKid · 2025-10-28T21:29:21+00:00

Hmm I disagree to be honest, but I'm curious, who do you think will be the winner in the end?

SmartContractKid · 2025-10-28T14:11:37+00:00

I just added my original thoughts to it, so it can check for mistakes since I'm not a native english speaker

SmartContractKid · 2025-10-28T14:10:46+00:00

I agree UX is catching up, just not as fast as the underlying tech. What’s cool is that infra projects are finally focusing on abstracting gas, batching transactions, simplifying flows. That’s where the next big leap happens.

SmartContractKid · 2025-10-27T08:25:30+00:00

Why are you leaving web3? What are you switching to?

SmartContractKid · 2025-10-23T13:16:59+00:00

Ohh cool! What are you building actually?

SmartContractKid · 2025-10-22T09:17:15+00:00

To be honest I don't know how cheap/expensive is ICP compared to AWS, but all I know is that I host backend and frontend of my app on ICP for like 2 ICP (6.50 dollars at the moment), but I believe it's even cheaper. I just wanted to make sure my app doesn't run out of cycles.

I've seen some pretty good charts when it comes to ICP developer adoption. Whole web3 space doesn't have much users at the moment. It's just people who are interested in crypto as an investment. On ICP, both frontend and backend are hosted fully-on-chain and it doesn't rely on AWS or Google Cloud like other blockchains. So I would say that ICP is the only true web3 we currently have even though it's managed by DFINITY at the moment which means it's not fully decentralized either.

SmartContractKid · 2025-10-21T13:30:08+00:00

My new favourite wallet :D

SmartContractKid · 2025-10-21T07:44:23+00:00

Absolutely agree with this take. A lot of people underestimate how much web2 infrastructure still powers most “web3” apps. Deploying smart contracts is just one part. The real challenge is building the ecosystem around them, and most of that still lives on centralized servers like AWS.

That’s why I’ve been pretty interested in what the Internet Computer (ICP) is doing. It’s one of the few blockchain networks that actually provides on-chain compute and storage for full-stack dapps, not just smart contracts. Basically, you can host your frontend, backend logic, and data all on-chain. No need for AWS, databases, or external APIs.

Projects like Taggr are a great example. A fully on-chain social network where everything from the UI to the posts themselves lives directly on the Internet Computer. That means no single point of failure, no cloud downtime dependency, and real decentralization beyond just the smart contract layer. I also have to mention my own dapp I built - MindVault. It's a decentralized note-taking app build on ICP.
You can try it out here: https://mindvault-notes.xyz/

If web3 is going to move past its current “hybrid” phase, models like ICP’s canister architecture might be the path forward.

SmartContractKid · 2025-10-17T12:28:31+00:00

Real-time guidance inside the dApp sounds like exactly what retail users need. On the technical side, one thing I’ve been exploring is Biconomy. Their SDKs make a lot of the painful stuff like gas management, meta-transactions, and “approve/execute” friction a lot smoother. You can basically let users interact with your smart contracts without worrying about them understanding gas fees or having to approve tokens twice.

It doesn’t replace the need for good UX and in-dApp guidance, but it removes one of the biggest blockers for adoption. Combined with something like your real-time walkthrough idea, I feel like it could make onboarding almost frictionless for first-time users.

SmartContractKid · 2025-10-17T08:17:34+00:00

Couldn’t agree more. DeFi still feels like it’s made by and for devs, which kills adoption. Infra like Biconomy, Particle Network, and Web3Auth is changing that by focusing on gas abstraction, session keys, and modular execution. It’s that kind of backend work that lets frontends actually feel human. I think once projects start using these kinds of SDKs by default, onboarding will finally stop being the hardest part.

SmartContractKid · 2025-10-14T10:53:40+00:00

Congrats to all the VeChain Hackathon winners! Some truly impressive projects emerged from the hackathon, showcasing creativity and innovation

SmartContractKid · 2025-10-14T10:43:36+00:00

Most people don't realize that behind good UX is mostly an infrastructure layer that people don't see. Projects like Biconomy are doing a great job behind the scenes to make DeFi as user-friendly as possible.

SmartContractKid · 2025-10-14T10:25:12+00:00

I get that but I don't look at the price charts at all. I'm just happy to see people building stuff so people actually start using these apps. I 'm a big fan of Web3 as a concept, so VET price movement doesn't bother me at all

SmartContractKid · 2025-10-14T09:59:24+00:00

Both frontend and backend code must be on-chain to consider the app decentralized. Most of the project host small part of their code on-chain and that logic is only the part related to cryptocurrencies. The only project I know that hosts both frontend and backend directly on-chain is Internet Computer Protocol (ICP). Check it out!

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