Unlocking the Power of Web 2.0 in Product Development
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Discover how to create successful products by incorporating traditional Web 2.0 elements into a decentralized landscape. Learn why a balance of old and new approaches is crucial for user adoption and product usability. #ProductDevelopment #Web2Innovation #DecentralizedTech #UserAdoption #ProductUsability #TechAdvancements #WebDevelopment #UserExperience #ProductSuccess #DigitalInnovation
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- 0:00
so this is you know and again I'm going to keep harping on this a little bit of where like I don't want people to get caught up in where you feel like oh like I can I have to do things in like a web three everything has to be centralized everything has to be a contract no like you actually need to actually have some of these again traditional web 2 you know type of stuff in there to actually have a product that people can use maybe
- 0:24
that's going to be better in the future but right now realistically like this stuff is okay like like build out the normal apis like you would so here's the example that like so here's how we started to do it so in our API structure here really started very simple and it's just basically like a a node-based back end and that handled things like again you know Bots we handled then you know uh the actual minting process and then
- 0:55
we also handled all our logging and this would became really important because what happens sometimes is you get stuck in web 3 where like your only log becomes the onchain transaction and that's fine that's the point of it right everything's transparent you can go on there but like let's talk realistically a little bit here so sometimes that's not always the best approach right like
- 1:21
you're now like is that going to be fast enough is that going to actually you know get me the information I need what happens if something fails before that