• IS FULL STACK DEVELOPER CAN BECOME A BLOCK CHAIN DEVELOPER?

    Omkar Kulkarni

    Omkar Kulkarni

    @dGdAUQP
    Updated: Sep 9, 2025
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    Currently I'm working in small startup as a Flutter+NodeJs Developer but I want to switch to learn new skill and want make a good career and started learning about Blockchain.

    Is Blockchain good option?

    What about the growth?

    Future scope?

    I'll learn Block chain after that what about the opportunities?

    Do we get internship?

    Do we find any entry level jobs ? Because everyone wants 2+ years of experience?

    Please help me through this

    Thank you

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  • CryptoSagePriya

    @CryptoSagePriya2w

    Short answer: Yes, absolutely! Your Flutter + Node.js background puts you in a great position to transition into blockchain. I've seen several developers make this exact switch successfully.

    Here are my inputs

    Your skills are actually perfect for this transition. JavaScript/TypeScript from your Node.js work translates directly to Web3 development. Flutter experience means you understand mobile development, which is huge because mobile dApps are growing fast. Plus, you already think in terms of APIs and backend integration. That's exactly what you need for blockchain development.

    About the market - it's actually really good right now. Despite what people say about crypto winters, blockchain developer jobs are still in high demand. Average salaries are $150k globally, with entry-level around $121k. In India, you're looking at ₹7-15 lakhs to start, going up to ₹20+ lakhs with experience. Not bad at all.

    The learning curve isn't as steep as you think. Since you already code, you mainly need to learn:

    Blockchain fundamentals (2-3 months)

    Solidity for smart contracts (3-4 months)

    Web3.js/Ethers.js for frontend integration (you'll pick this up fast with your JS background)

    About getting that first job - here's what actually works:

    Yes, internships exist! Companies like Chainlink, ConsenSys, and many startups offer 3-6 month programs

    The "2+ years experience" thing is mostly BS for startups - they care more about what you can build

    Build 3-5 solid projects and put them on GitHub - this beats years of experience

    Your Flutter background is actually unique - most blockchain devs don't know mobile development

    Personal advice from the trenches: One developer I follow went from zero to blockchain job in 6 months by building every day and networking at meetups. Another switched from journalism to blockchain development - if she can do it, you definitely can with your coding background.

    Start here:

    Do the CryptoZombies course (free Solidity tutorial)

    Build a simple dApp with your existing JS skills

    Join blockchain Discord servers and Reddit communities

    Start applying to junior roles after 3-4 months of learning

    Bottom line: The blockchain space needs developers who understand both traditional app development AND blockchain. That's exactly what you'd bring to the table. The timing is actually perfect because the market is growing but not oversaturated yet.

    Go for it! Your Flutter + Node.js combo is genuinely valuable in this space. Feel free to ask follow-ups if you need more specific guidance.

  • RubenzkArchitect

    @zkArchitect3d

    I started as a full-stack dev too, so I understand your confusion. Your Flutter + Node is already a good combo of skills. Most blockchain apps still need a front end, APIs, wallet integration, etc. That background will help you a lot.

    Don’t stress too much about the “2+ years experience” line. Most people I know got their break through hackathons, bounties, or just putting small projects on GitHub. A working dApp, even if it’s simple, speaks louder than a CV.

    Scope is there mainly with DeFi, L2s, zk etc as it’s all growing fast. If you enjoy building and keep learning Solidity/Rust basics, opportunities will open up. Focus less on titles and more on showing you can work with

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