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Web3: A New Way to Store Information with Josh Crites, Developer Relations Engineer at Aztec
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In this episode of the State of Developer Education podcast, Jon speaks with Josh Crites, Developer Relations Engineer at Aztec, a company bringing programmable privacy to Web3! Having had such roles as a Partner at Celo and an Ethereum Educator at ConsenSys, he has more than a proven track record. In fact, Josh started his working career in the skiing world and, after traveling and going on a personal journey, he’s now a prominent figure in the world of Web3!
Together, they get right into why Web3 can facilitate a new way of transferring and storing data; why Hackathons are absolutely crucial for the development of not just programmers, but for Web3 developers too; and why Hackathons are such unique environments!
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