Lisk adds four developers to team
Blockchain application platform Lisk has added four people to its team: Yashar Ayari, Gina Contrino, Juan González and Nazar Hussein. Ayari has joined the Berlin team as front end engineer, with Contrino appointed as front end developer. González will be a devops engineer, and Hussain will take a position as a backend developer. Lisk has been working on expanding its online marketing activities with digital marketing agency Expand Online, and plans to rebrand Lisk in the near future. It has also recently released the latest version of its Lisk Nano wallet.

JavaScript is currently the most popular programming language in the world, yet when you think of blockchain development, it is typically not the first language that comes to mind. The reasoning behind this may partially be due to JavaScript often being thought of as a front-end technology, even with the continued development and use of Node.js. This misconception may lead developers to utilize other languages that they may be less familiar with and even less suitable for their blockchain applications than JavaScript.

The rationale behind this blog post is to provide you with various sources and Web3 tutorials centered around using JavaScript for blockchain. Our goal is that you will be able to utilize them to build your own blockchain application using JavaScript.