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title: 🚀 Gettting Started
---
# Getting Started
-[WebXDAO](https://webxdao.github.io/) is a community that focus on the future of the web. Here you will learn how to become a blockchain developer while having fun with other community members. Blockchain Developer is an interesting field, in demand and the latest trend in the tech industry. Here you will get to interact with some great folks and learn blockchain technology together. This community is in its initial stage so you can show your leadership skills and help for everyone's success. The community is powered by [Dev Protocol](https://devprotocol.xyz/).
+[WebXDAO](https://webxdao.github.io/) is a community that focuses on the future of the web. Here you will learn how to become a blockchain developer while having fun with other community members. Blockchain Developer is an interesting field, in demand and the latest trend in the tech industry. Here you will get to interact with some great folks and learn blockchain technology together. This community is in its initial stage so you can show your leadership skills and help everyone's success. The community is powered by [Dev Protocol](https://devprotocol.xyz/).
diff --git "a/docs/\360\237\222\241 Learning-Guide/Advanced.md" "b/docs/\360\237\222\241 Learning-Guide/Advanced.md"
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# Advanced
## Understanding Blockchain in a bit higher level than the beginner
-An opinionated learning path for getting into speed with Blockchain (specially Ethereum).
+An opinionated learning path for getting into speed with Blockchain (especially Ethereum).
## Pre-requisites
Besides a programming background, this path assumes that the reader is at least a little comfortable with:
@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ Besides a programming background, this path assumes that the reader is at least
- Watch [Public Key Cryptography](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GSIDS_lvRv4). (Est. time: 7 minutes)
- Digital signatures
- Read [Cryptography Digital
- Signitures.](https://www.tutorialspoint.com/cryptography/cryptography_digital_signatures.htm) (Est. time: 10 minutes)
+ Signatures.](https://www.tutorialspoint.com/cryptography/cryptography_digital_signatures.htm) (Est. time: 10 minutes)
- Watch [What are Digital Signatures and How Do They Work?](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JR4_RBb8A9Q) (Est. time: 3 minutes)
- Cryptographic hashing
- Watch [What is Hashing on the Blockchain?](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IGSB9zoSx70) (Est. time: 5 minutes)
@@ -74,7 +74,7 @@ Besides a programming background, this path assumes that the reader is at least
[eth-cli](https://github.com/protofire/eth-cli) - CLI tools.,
[Remix](https://remix.ethereum.org/) - Online realtime compiler and runtime.
-[Metamask](https://metamask.io/) - You can use it as a extension in your browser.
+[Metamask](https://metamask.io/) - You can use it as an extension in your browser.
### Audit
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## How the Blockchain Works
-You will need to have a basic understanding of how the blockchain works. What is a private and public key? What is a block and how is it validated? What even is a blockchain. There are some great materials out there for you and we have gathered some of the best below. If books are your thing, you'll prabably want to start with "Mastering Bitcoin." This will give you some interesting history and teach you everything you need to know about Bitcoin.
+You will need to have a basic understanding of how the blockchain works. What is a private and public key? What is a block and how is it validated? What even is a blockchain. There are some great materials out there for you and we have gathered some of the best below. If books are your thing, you'll probably want to start with "Mastering Bitcoin." This will give you some interesting history and teach you everything you need to know about Bitcoin.
You can then follow this up with "Mastering Ethereum". As a Dapp developer specifically, you will need to know about smart contracts and the EVM. This will not only teach you about Ethereum but also many of the concepts you will need for developing on other chains.