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Sharing 3 of my biggest lessons as a Web3 dev

1. Writing smart contracts is easier than you think

2. Testing takes 5x longer than coding & “vibe coding” might not be a great idea 🫠

3. You can get a job without any professional experience, IF you can prove yourself

CTO of Tunnl 🟣 
Building Engagement-as-a-Service on Base using Chainlink
Tunnl.io

I write and deploy clean code — Software Engineer

I learned Solidity before ChatGPT, but now I do use AI a little bit.
But the key is to not let AI “write the contact for you”. Instead, use it as an assistant and carefully review every single line it produces before committing.

How do you learn to write smart contract then through vibe-coding or by learning solidity?