<p>Any 'development' first of all is focusing on the data structuries and on operations for this data (network protocol, cryptographic math).</p>
<p>Ethereum SDK by my opinion is only studying the technology sitting in a sandbox.</p>
<p>For blockchain by my opinion is better to understand the ways and methods for data operations. You may explore this for example with my blockchain parser (<a href="https://github.com/ragestack/blockchain-parser" rel="nofollow noreferrer">https://github.com/ragestack/blockchain-parser</a>). It is the starting point for to understanding the background of bitcoin blockchain.</p>

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thanks but I need more specific information and resources, I don't know what should I do with your repository. I already know about txhash, metadata, blocks and other basics.
AshkanAbd
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Denis Leonov
<p>I'm a backend developer with experience in web development and microservice architectures. I have already worked a lot with some languages like C#, Java, C++, etc.
As my next step, I want to become what people call a Blockchain developer.</p>
<ol>
<li>Where should I start to learn? Is it better to learn by creating my own PoW or PoS simple blockchain network? Or is learning about the Ethereum SDK a good start point?</li>
<li>Which resources are you suggesting?</li>
<li>Should I learn a new programming language such as Go or Rust?</li>
</ol>
<p>What I want is some good start point or an roadmap to become a blockchain developer.</p>

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Does this answer your question? [Bitcoin Core Development Contribution](https://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/103699/bitcoin-core-development-contribution)
dark knight
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thanks for your comment but no, I asked for resources and start point or roadmap to become a blockchain and take a position as a blockchain developer. I asked for resources, tutorial or something that I can learn it.
AshkanAbd
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What are some resources that would help me become a Blockchain developer?
AshkanAbd
# What are some resources that would help me become a Blockchain developer?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2022-01-15)

I'm a backend developer with experience in web development and microservice architectures. I have already worked a lot with some languages like C#, Java, C++, etc.
As my next step, I want to become what people call a Blockchain developer.

1. Where should I start to learn? Is it better to learn by creating my own PoW or PoS simple blockchain network? Or is learning about the Ethereum SDK a good start point?
2. Which resources are you suggesting?
3. Should I learn a new programming language such as Go or Rust?

What I want is some good start point or an roadmap to become a blockchain developer.

**Tags:** blockchain, learning

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: Does this answer your question? [Bitcoin Core Development Contribution](https://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/103699/bitcoin-core-development-contribution)  
> **username_0**: thanks for your comment but no, I asked for resources and start point or roadmap to become a blockchain and take a position as a blockchain developer. I asked for resources, tutorial or something that I can learn it.  

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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_2 on 2022-01-15. Score: 0

Any 'development' first of all is focusing on the data structuries and on operations for this data (network protocol, cryptographic math).

Ethereum SDK by my opinion is only studying the technology sitting in a sandbox.

For blockchain by my opinion is better to understand the ways and methods for data operations. You may explore this for example with my blockchain parser (<https://github.com/ragestack/blockchain-parser>). It is the starting point for to understanding the background of bitcoin blockchain.

> **Comments:**
> **username_0**: thanks but I need more specific information and resources, I don't know what should I do with your repository. I already know about txhash, metadata, blocks and other basics.  

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