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What the hell are micro-frontends? Well, your dev team is gonna love them Because large code bases suck What are micro-frontends? It’s a practice that splits a single web application into multiple smaller, standalone web applications but is presented to the user as one. A page can be viewed as normal, but behind the scenes, multiple components of that page are fetched from different locations and stitched together on load....

What the hell is a Web3 browser? And what does it do? Are the browsers ready for a decentralized web? A few essential Web3 concepts Wallet:Your cryptocurrency wallet where you store different tokens such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Matic. dApps:Decentralized applications running on blockchain-based protocols. Blockchain:A decentralized protocol for Web3 projects. Think of it as a public ledger that keeps track of all transactions. There are many different blockchain technologies around, and various kinds of projects and apps can run on each of them....

What the hell is decentralized finance? An expert on bitcoins and blockchains explains the risks and rewards of DeFi What is DeFi? Traditionally, if you want to borrow US$10,000, you first need some assets or money already in the bank as collateral. A bank employee reviews your finances, and the lender sets an interest rate for the repayment of your loan. The bank gives you the money out of its pool of deposits, collects your interest payments and can seize your collateral if you fail to repay....

What the hell is decentralized finance? An expert on bitcoins and blockchains explains the risks and rewards of DeFi What is DeFi? Traditionally, if you want to borrow US$10,000, you first need some assets or money already in the bank as collateral. A bank employee reviews your finances, and the lender sets an interest rate for the repayment of your loan. The bank gives you the money out of its pool of deposits, collects your interest payments and can seize your collateral if you fail to repay....

What the hell is going on with Musk and Twitter? It’s going to be an exciting few weeks The game of the board seat The story kicked off last week, with Musk disclosing that he’sbought 9.2% sharesin Twitter. The company’s CEO Parag Agrawal said that the SpaceX founder will join the social network’s board, with a condition that will prevent him from buying more than 14.9% shares. This scenario changed over the weekend, with Musk tweeting a ton of suggestions for the service, including removing ‘w’ from its name, and turning its San Francisco headquarters into a shelter....