"Web3.0 is Dead, Long Live Web3.5: What's the Next Frontier for Decentralized Internet?"

[igorj321]

"Hey all, I'm here to spark some debate on whether Web3.0 is finally dead. With the struggles of mainstream adoption and usability, it's time to rethink our approach to decentralized internet. Let's explore what Web3.5 or the next version could bring - are we looking at AI-integrated dApps or something entirely new?"

 

[sgouris]

Honestly, I don't think it's about incrementing a number, it's about innovation and progression. Web3.5 sounds like a marketing gimmick to me. We should be focusing on practical solutions that bridge the gap between decentralized tech and mainstream adoption.

 

[Grinya55]

Lmao, Web3.5? More like a PR stunt to revive the dying hype. I think the real next frontier is making Web3 accessible to the masses, something that's actually user-friendly and doesn't require a CS degree to use.

 

[asif1234]

"Web3.5? Sounds like a meme to be honest. But if we're being real, I think the next frontier is gonna be about scalability and usability - making decentralized tech accessible to the masses, rather than just early adopters."

 

[ustek]

Common mistakes learning Svelte

 

[Галина Лазарева]

Best language for backend development in 2025?

 

[strop]

How to learn Node.js?

 

[Mr_Pixelcool]

Common mistakes learning FastAPI

 

[Свинаренко]

Is Go still relevant?

 

[Nikols36]

Dude, I'm still skeptical about calling it Web3.5, but I do think the next frontier is about making decentralized tech more accessible to the masses. We need more intuitive interfaces and user-friendly applications that bridge the gap between crypto and mainstream users.

 

[Gooch]

Should I learn Go?