Web3 - The Decentralized Web - The Complete Guide: Why the Decentralized Web3 is The Future [dApps, Smart Contracts, Decentralization, NFTs, Blockchain]

You only need to get a few pages in before you realise this is a cheap takedown of a presentation. The author suggests you look at the colours in the above image, yet there is no image, or page numbers!Read front to back in 1 hour and would recommend watching ANY YouTube explanation of Web3 over this poor excuse for a book.

What exactly is Web3? Finally somebody explained it short and easy to understand. Happy with the book, it is really written for beginners as well. The author explains how blockchain, smart contracts and dApps work to create the decentralized Web3. My fave sections were on business models and Web3 projects, after all this development also brings opportunity. Maybe would have liked to learn about more projects, overall a good and quite easy read.

It's not a book. It's an article printed in a A4 paper. Though content was not that bad but it just feels like someone printed an article from Medium and printed. And it has some hyperlinks (underlined text), it looks like author forgot remove those links while printing.Definitely not worth the price.

This book had such a great potential to make an impact and it fails miserably.Following are my observations about this book- Looks like this book is written in hurry. After every section as a reader I felt unsatisfied- It talks about diagram while describing a concept but there is not a single diagram in the whole bookDoes not recommend

Great read on the emerging Web3. Useful illustration on the Web3 stack, introducing various use cases and leading Web3 projects, I finally have a sense what they are really about. Especially the review of Web3 wallets was helpful as a starting point to some of these apps. Not very technical, I appreciate that.

Web3 - the buzzword that seems everywhere these days. The book offers a good overview of what the term means, the technical foundation to make it up, and how dApps are at the heart of the decentralized web. Unexpected, but really interesting, was the section on how dApps work and the introduction to coding dApps.