Abstract: Web3 is the frontier of next-generation Internet technology, and many people are concerned about its development and application. However, whether building Web3 requires Web2 talent is still a matter of debate.
As the next-generation Internet technology, Web3 has attracted widespread attention due to its characteristics of decentralization, smart contracts, and user autonomy. At the same time, Web2, as an existing Internet technology, has been greatly developed and applied in the past few decades. So, in the process of building Web3, do we need Web2 talents?
First, we need to recognize that there are some fundamental differences between Web2 and Web3. Web2 is mainly controlled and managed by centralized platforms and service providers, and users have limited control over data and platforms . While Web3 emphasizes decentralization, users can better control their own data and participate in network decision-making. From this perspective, Web3 does have different technologies and concepts from Web2.
However, the construction of Web3 is not a process completely cut off from Web2. In fact, the development of Web2 in the past few decades has accumulated a lot of technical experience and human resources. These experiences and resources are invaluable for the development of Web3. Therefore, the construction of Web3 needs to absorb and learn from the talents and experience of Web2 to better promote the development of Web3.
Web2 talent can play an important role in building Web3. First, they are familiar with the basic principles and technologies of the Internet, and can quickly understand and adapt to new technologies and concepts of Web3. Secondly, they have rich experience in product design, user experience and business model, etc., and can provide valuable guidance and support for the development and promotion of Web3 applications.
However, it should be noted that Web3 is not just an extension and upgrade of Web2, it has unique technologies and concepts. Therefore, the construction of Web3 also requires some specific talents and skills. For example, talents with a deep understanding of blockchain technology, smart contracts, and cryptography will play an important role in the construction of Web3.
In addition, talents with professional knowledge and experience in issues such as decentralized governance, user autonomy, and privacy protection will also have a positive impact on the development of Web3. ClonBrowser is a browser designed to protect user privacy. It provides multiple accounts and anti-fingerprinting functions. web3 users can create multiple virtual accounts to effectively prevent fingerprint browsers from identifying and tracking users.
To sum up, the construction of Web3 really needs to learn from and absorb the talents and experience of Web2. The talent of Web2 can provide invaluable support and guidance in the development of Web3. However, at the same time, it is also necessary to cultivate and attract talents with Web3-specific skills to meet the needs of Web3 construction. Only by giving full play to the advantages of Web2 and Web3 talents can we promote the healthy development of Web3 and build a more open and democratic Internet future.