Seeking advice from seniors: Web3 career prep, stack selection, and a DApp idea feedback (Fresh grad)
I am a soon-to-be recent graduate majoring in a computer science-related field. I am highly interested in the Web3 space, specifically in smart contract development. Over the past few days, I’ve been browsing through many threads here and have learned a lot about how interns and junior developers should prepare for interviews and present themselves. Specifically, I want to learn how to demonstrate to target companies that I can deliver value quickly, what exactly I can produce, and my thought process during development.
I’ve recently set up a LinkedIn profile and a brand-new GitHub account dedicated to hosting my project demos. Once they are more polished, I’d love to share them with the community here!
I would highly appreciate it if the experienced seniors here could shed some light on a few questions:
How much weight does a traditional Web2 tech stack carry in Web3 interviews? Does having non-Web3 technical experience matter much to recruiters?
Choosing the right language and framework: I already have a foundation in Go (Golang). Given this background, how should I choose my primary Web3 programming language and development framework?
Building a foundation for my DApp: I want to build and iterate on a DApp project from scratch to serve as my main demo. My goal is to focus on Smart Agriculture. Do you have any suggestions on where to start or what core features I should focus on for this niche?
Feasibility of an idea (NFTs + Tokens tied to RWAs): I have a concept where NFTs and an associated cryptocurrency are launched together and backed by a stable real-world economy (like oil). Users receive an NFT when they purchase the real-world commodity. Then, at fixed intervals, NFT holders receive dividends paid out in the project's cryptocurrency. Is this a viable model?
As a beginner, I know I still have a lot to learn, and I would be incredibly grateful for any guidance, critiques, or advice you can offer😉