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Application Architecture Patterns for Web 3.0

Design Patterns and Use Cases for Modern and Secure Web3 Applications
 
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Publisher: Productivity Press
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Over the past three years, the landscape of blockchain technology has undergone remarkable transformation, extending far beyond its association with cryptocurrencies especially with the emergence of Web3 applications.

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Over the past three years, the landscape of blockchain technology has undergone remarkable transformation, extending far beyond its association with cryptocurrencies especially with the emergence of Web3 applications.


Web 3.0 is built using artificial intelligence, machine learning, and the semantic web. It uses all this to process and interpret information with human-like intelligence. And for security, Web 3.0 uses the blockchain security system to keep information secure. This book aims to provide an overview of the evolution of blockchain technology, highlighting its expanding use cases and exploring the latest trends and news that have shaped the blockchain landscape in recent years. The timing for this book is ideal. NFTs, DeFi, and in general the emergence of the architectural concept of ?Web3? is defining and will define the future of web applications.


The book takes the reader on a journey across the innovative use cases of blockchain technology, with a focus on building the technical foundation of such applications, in order to enable entrepreneurs and blockchain architects to create state-of-art Web3 solutions.

Table of Contents:

Chapter 1: The Blockchain Landscape in the Past 3 Years. Chapter 2: Web3 Oriented Architecture Patterns. Chapter 3: Cybersecurity for Web3 Applications. Chapter 4: Cryptography for Web3 Applications. Chapter 5: Decentralized Digital Identity. Chapter 6: The Token Economy: Digital Assets on the Blocks. Chapter 7: Decentralized Gaming and Fan Clubs. Chapter 8: KYC and KYB for Blockchain Operators. Chapter 9: Blockchain for Good. Chapter 10: Decentralized Finance (DeFi). Chapter 11: Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC). Chapter 12: Decentralized Autonomous Organizations (DAO). Chapter 13: Carbon Tokenization. Chapter 14: The Metaverse. Chapter 15: The Road Ahead for Web3 and Beyond