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I noticed that there are a lot of apps I would like to see developed on BCH. Instead of asking developers to give up their time to make what I want I figured I could learn and help build the future monetary system. This might not be the best time to ask because tensions are still high. However, I really want to switch careers and start developing on Bitcoin (BCH). There seems to be a lot of educational noise in the market for programming and even more so for blockchains. Most courses/books are centered around Ethereum. Can a developer give a guide on how to start programming from Noob to Proficient or even to Advanced? What books/courses do you find to be a good starting tool and how to progress your skills from there. Basically some curation of content, what specialties to focus on, and a 1-2 year timeline to be able to at least help out on a BCH github project. Thanks.
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This evening (Wednesday the 21st) at 6:30pm, the Edmonton Bitcoin Meetup will be hosting a speaker coming in from Lloydminster to talk about technology he has implemented for utilizing flared (i.e otherwise wasted) natural gas for Bitcoin mining.
This technology takes advantage of a unique situation where industrial consumption of energy can be moved to the source. This allows putting stranded/wasted sources of energy that aren't connected to the energy grid and displaces less efficient Bitcoin mining ventures. This is a compelling made-in-Alberta piece of technology.
https://www.meetup.com/yegbitcoin/events/256192660/
The venue is the Bitcoin Solutions Cryptocurrency Center on Whyte Ave. at 101st street in the back of the blue Goodwill building. Main entrance is facing west from the side parking lot.
On Saturday from 9am-5pm, the group is also hosting a Bitcoin Hack Day to get people together to build stuff and explore project ideas. A casual, non-competitive event where the goal is to simply get productive on something you are interested in.
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